IPOB Faults Governor Soludo, Declares February 2 Sit-at-Home
Governor Soludo condemned the IPOB directive. He urged citizens to resist the order and continue their daily activities.
Nigerian Court Convicts Nnamdi Kanu on Terrorism Charges
The Nigerian government charged Kanu with multiple offences, including inciting violence, issuing sit-at-home orders, providing bomb-making instructions, and leading a proscribed organisation. In addition to inciting violence during the Lagos ENDSARS riots.
Sowore and Other Nnamdi Kanu Protesters Granted Bail
The situation remains delicate, and all stakeholders must exercise caution. Sustainable peace requires mutual respect, understanding, and adherence to the rule of law.
Simon Ekpa Sentenced to Six Years in Prison for Terrorism
“Simon Ekpa, a Nigerian-born Finnish citizen, was sentenced to six years in prison for terrorism-related crimes and other offences, including promoting Biafra independence through illegal means.”
Simon Ekpa’s Assets Frozen
Nigeria freezes Simon Ekpa’s assets under anti-terrorism laws as part of efforts to combat extremism and secessionist threats.
Simon Ekpa’s Arrest: A Blow to IPOB’s Terrorist Activities
Since its inception more than 35 years ago, IPOB has been at the forefront of the push for Biafran secession from Nigeria.
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