Anthony Iwuoma
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Governors the South-east have resolved to stop the sit-at-home order imposed on the zone by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
The decision was contained in a communique issued on Tuesday after an emergency security meeting in Enugu, capital of Enugu State, to deliberate on the volatile security situation in the region.
The sit-at-home order, which is aimed at pressuring the Federal Government to release their leader, Nnamdi Kanu, from detention, has disrupted the economic and social activities in the region hence foisting untold hardship on the people.
The communique read in part: “The meeting condemned the sit-at-home orders, which are mostly issued by our people in diaspora who do not feel the pains, the meeting resolved that Governors and all (the) people of the South-east do everything within the law to ensure that there is no further sit-at-home in the South-east and that the people are allowed to freely move about in the zone.”
The governors deplored the killings in the region and agreed to support security agencies to restore peace.
The governor agreed that all the states in the South-east should pass a law, legalising the establishment the Ebubeagu joint security outfit in the zone.
