Eastern Security Network Confronts Kinsmen, Others For Selling Lands To Fulani Herders (See Video)
The gallant Men of the newly constituted Eastern Security Network (ESN) by the leader of IPOB, paid a surprise visit to a sabotuer popularly called Chairman at his family residence in Enugu East, for allegedly selling land to Fulani Herdsmen.
According to the video footage obtained from reporterspress, the voice of the leader in charge of the operation of the Eastern Security Network was heard calling out the chairman who apparently is at large.
The Chairman is among leaders of the Zone selling community land to Fulani Herdsmen.
It was gathered that the Chairman got a hint of the security vigilante visit hence he fled with his entire family to an unknown location.
However, a serious warning was handed over to the community at large.
Aiden Dillion, who is believed to be an IPOB insider, shared the video on his Facebook timeline on Monday warning the rest of Igbo leaders involved in the act to desist.
He revealed that those doing similar land business including forests in Enugu with “Miyetti Allah Fulani Terrorists” should be ready to face similar consequences.
Dillion also warned the youths to extend messages to their fathers, uncles, Igwe, Eze, community PG, brothers, and cousins to refrain or be regarded as a traitor.
He said ‘enough is enough’.
You will recall, the safety outfit, ESN was inaugurated last year by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to eradicate the menace of marauding armed Herders within rural communities in the Southeast region.
Speaking through the group’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, Nnamdi Kanu stated that lands and forests in the region were gradually turning into raping and killing fields.
He keenly instructed all settlers within the forests to relocate to urban areas to live like other patriotic Nigerians.
He, however, noted that the move is targeted at making the farmlands and forests safe for mothers and dwellers.
“we must as a matter of urgency ensure that everyone is protected from every criminal element within the community, he said.
