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Sit-A-Home: Security Agents Plotting To Attack Citizens And Blame ESN – IPOB

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The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, had reiterated that it had suspended the sit-at-home order issued in the south-east to protest the continued detention of it’s leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

In a statement obtained by TrackNews Online by IPOB spokesperson, Emma Powerful, the group revealed that security agents are plotting to attack residents and blame its members or the Eastern Security Network (ESN) for the attack.

According to the pro-Biafra group, security agents want to disguise as its members or those of the ESN unleash mayhem on innocent citizens today, Monday.

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While insisting that the sit-at-home order has been suspended, Powerful called on the international community to be aware of the federal government’s plans.

The intelligence unit of IPOB has uncovered secret plots by the Nigeria security agencies, most especially the DSS and the police to disguise as IPOB and ESN operatives to attack traders who come out tomorrow for their legitimate businesses,” the group said.

IPOB restates that there is no longer Ghost Mondays in Biafra land in solidarity with our detained leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Sit-at-home will only be observed on the days our leader will be making appearances in court. Such days will be well publicised ahead of time.

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“Everybody is hereby placed on alert about this wicked plot. IPOB will not tolerate any attack on any Biafran or resident of Biafra under any guise.

Security agencies have perfected plans to unleash attacks on innocent people in the name of ESN and IPOB volunteers. We have no plans again to enforce any sit-at-home order.

“We understand that all DPOs, DCOs other senior police officers in Enugu held meeting to perfect this plan to attack innocent Biafrans and tag it ESN attacks.”

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