IPOB insists on Sit-at-Home In South-East from November 5, says it didn’t declare boycott of November 6 Anambra Election

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has declared it has no interest in the Anambra Governorship election slated for November 6 but that it’s sit at home order slated for November 4 will hold.

The group says its sit-at-home exercise across the southeastern part of Nigeria commencing from the eve of Anambra election will hold unless its leader, Nnamdi Kanu is released  on or before November 4, stating that it has not asked Anambra residents to boycott the governorship election but the sit-at-home will hold. 

This comes after Ohanaeze Ndigbo issued a statement on Wednesday, October 27 calling for an emergency meeting of Igbo leaders to address the issue. 

 Emma Powerful, talking to SaharaReporters on Thursday, October 28 said;


 “The global movement and family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) ably led by our great and indefatigable leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu wish to clarify that contrary to speculations and blackmail, IPOB has never made any official statement or called for the boycott of Anambra State gubernatorial election coming on 6th of November 2021. It will therefore be wrong for people to speculate or peddle falsehood against us when there is no basis for such.


“For the sake of clarity, what we said was that the entire Biafra land would be locked down from November 5 to November 10, 2021 if by November 4 the federal government fails to release our leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu unconditionally. 


“Our position has nothing to do with Anambra election. All we need is the release of our Leader who committed no crime to be held perpetually in custody. We have gathered through intelligence the plot by Nigerian Government to keep our leader in detention perpetually through frivolous court adjournments.

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“Politicians must leave IPOB out of their predicaments. They should stop dragging IPOB into their election. We knew their evil plans when they were killing their fellow politicians and blaming it on IPOB. They should leave us alone.

“Using social media to link IPOB to Anambra election shows most of them are not informed about plots by Nigeria Government and her security operatives to hijack this election and give it to whom they feel to perfect establishment of Ruga in Anambra State. But that won’t work for them because IPOB is ahead of their game plan.

“We urge media houses to be objective in their reportage and cross-check their facts. IPOB has never at any time called for boycott of Anambra election. Media houses should stop publishing lies against us.” 

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