‘THEY LABOURED IN VAIN’: JOE IGBOKWE SPEAKS ON MONDAY SIT-AT-HOME CANCELLATION

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By: Balogun Ibrahim

A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Joe Igbokwe, on Sunday said butchers in the South-East have come to the realization that their efforts were in vain.

Igbokwe made the remark while reacting to the decision of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to cancel the Monday sit-at-home order.

In a post on his Facebook page, the APC chieftain stated that IPOB had come to understand that there was no longer any place to hide in the South-East.

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Joe Igbokwe, an All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain, has said the cancellation of the Monday sit-at-home order shows that those enforcing it have realized their efforts were futile.

In a Facebook post titled “No Place to Hide Anymore in Igboland,” Igbokwe claimed that those behind the sit-at-home order were now the same people calling for its cancellation, describing the development as a decisive defeat they did not anticipate.

He further alleged that the group responsible for enforcing the order had caused widespread damage across the South-East, insisting that the region had suffered significant setbacks as a result of their actions.

According to Igbokwe, the next step rests with the relevant authorities to determine how to address the fallout from the activities of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in the region.

He raised questions about how to restore normalcy in the South-East, prevent a recurrence of violence, and ensure those responsible are brought to justice.

Drawing comparisons with the Nigerian Civil War, Igbokwe described the current situation as an internal crisis among the Igbo people, lamenting what he called self-inflicted destruction, violence, and economic loss in Igboland.

He concluded by describing the situation as tragic and shameful, while expressing hope that the crisis would eventually come to an end.