Ekpa ends Five-day sit-at-home, says south-east will not partake in 2023 elections

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Finland based Simon Ekpa, a loyalist to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Nnamdi Kanu has ended the five day Sit-At-Home order he gave few days ago, but says there will be no election in the South-Eastern part of the country in 2023.

According to a viral video circulating online on Wednesday night, Ekpa said the Sit-At-Home order has ended, describing it as “historic and successful” for Biafraland.

In the video, Ekpa also hinted that the 2023 elections will not hold in Biafra, saying it’s the sacrifice that must be made by the people of Biafra.

He also wrote that “ending Nigeria” is a task that must be done by 2023.

The caption reads, “To end Nigeria in 2023 is a task that must be done! There will be no general election in Biafraland in 2023, it is a sacrifice and a task that must be done by all Biafrans across the globe.
“I want every Biafran to watch this broadcast and share widely. Don’t miss it…Follow enterbiafra.com to know How IPOB activities delaying Fulanisation of Nigeria.

“I am Simon Ekpa, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s disciple on Biafra restoration.”

Recall that IPOB released a statement saying they were not part of the Sit-At-Home order given by Ekpa, asking the southeasterners to disregard it.

However, there were pockets of violence as hoodlums loyal to Ekpa stormed some places in Enugu and Ebonyi to foment trouble whilst trying to enforce the Sit–At-Home.

Credit: THE NEWS GURU.

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