Global Terrorism Index retracts IPOB ranking as terrorist organisation - TheCitizen
The Global Terrorism Index has retracted its earlier announcement ranking the Indigenous People of Biafra as the 10th deadliest terror
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The Global Terrorism Index has retracted its earlier announcement ranking the Indigenous People of Biafra as the 10th deadliest terror
In this region marked by the Biafran war, some feel they are finally represented by a candidate, Peter Obi, while others reject the ballot as a whole and call for a referendum on self-determination.
Ikenga, who spoke in a statement on Sunday, said the manhunt would not end until the attackers are apprehended.
Simon Ekpa, self-styled leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), in a viral video, imposed sit-at-home and curfew on South East and some parts of old Eastern Region during the 2023 general elections. His orders span from February 23rd to 28th 2023. Nigeria’s presidential and National Assembly elections hold on 25th Feb. 2023. Ben Aroh examines how such orders might disenfranchise eligible voters in the region. Background
The Indigenous People of Biafra has insisted that there will be no sit-at-home in the South East during the election period, IGBERETV reports. The group also condemned the incessant attacks o