in ,

Factional IPOB Leader Simon Ekpa Dares Soludo On Ending Sit-At-Home

Self-acclaimed disciple of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Simon Ekpa, has slammed Anambra State Governor, Charles Soludo, over his vow to end sit-at-home order in his state.

Soludo while speaking at the 2022 Public Servants Day held in Awka on Wednesday had described Ekpa as a “mad man staying in Finland and dishing out orders for a sit-at-home” in the South-East.

See also  Apartheid Supermarket In FCT: FCCPC Officials Seals Chinese Supermarket Where Nigerians Are Not Allowed To Shop

The Governor said: “A few days ago, one mad man living in Finland said he was declaring sit-at-home, it was only in Anambra that it was not observed. By the time you return next year, we shall stop sit-at-home.

“We must get back to work, working five days in a week, we must take back Anambra from the criminals, we can not build a prosperous Anambra when we work four days, when our children go to school four days, that is a 20 per cent loss in productivity.

See also  Unizik Graduate Storms Anambra Police HQ, Identifies Paraded Suspect As Man Who Raped, Robbed Her At Gunpoint

Ekpa who reacted to the development on Friday described Soludo’s threat as inconsequential.

The controversial Finland-based Nigerian dared the governor, adding that the Biafra movement was bigger than anybody, including all the governors in the region.

Ekpa also branded as inconsequential the suit filed against him by Nnamdi Kanu’s lead counsel, Ifeanyi Ejiofor.

See also  Israel Says It Eliminated Hezbollah Leader Hassan Nasrallah, Several Top Commanders in Beirut Airstrike

“The Biafra movement is bigger than Soludo and all the governors of the South-East region. Soludo cannot stop sit-at-home. The Biafra movement is bigger than any sit-at-home.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

GIPHY App Key not set. Please check settings

RIVPA Suspends Chairman Over Alleged Illegal Admission Of persons Into The Association

Police Recovers Car Of Lady Kidnapped Along Psychiatric Road In Port Harcourt