IPOB Reacts To Nigerian Army Checkpoints In South-East
Members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have expressed rage over recent activities of officers of the Nigerian army in the South-East, particularly in Abia State.
The proscribed pro-Biafra group expressed their displeasures as a followup reaction to the killing of a commercial motorcycle operator by a happy-trigger soldier in Aba.
Recall that the motorcyclist was allegedly killed over his refusal to pay N100 daily illegal toll at Ohanze, in Obingwa LGA of the State. In their reactions, the IPOB members have however called for the immediate dismantling of multiple military checkpoints across South-East.
The proscribed IPOB made this known in a press release signed by the Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful.
The statement by the IPOB claimed that the Ndigbo were being punished by the Northern-dominated army for opposing the controversial Ruga settlement.
“That a Nigerian Army chased a young man into his village and shot him dead in his compound in front of his wife and family is wickedness taken too far.” We just want to have total peace in our region he said.