US EditionHow the IPOB sit-at-home order killed over 700 people in four years
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How the IPOB sit-at-home order killed over 700 people in four years
When the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) first announced a sit-at-home order in August 2021, little did Nigerians know that this would pave the way for killings and economic disruption in the South-East region. These Biafra agitators in 2021 vowed to cripple the Nigerian economy if their leader, Nnamdi Kanu, was not released at that time. Even though this was not the first time a sit-at-home would be enforced, the 2021 declaration marked the …
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