IPOB warns against abduction, killing of members by security agents

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Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has condemned in strong terms, the alleged harassment, abduction, torture and secret killing of its members or anybody suspected to be its member, throughout Igbo land.

The pro Biafra group alleged that the deliberate ethnic cleansing has continued unabated despite its repeated alarms.

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In a statement by its Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, IPOB alleged that for no justifiable reason, the Nigerian security operatives on September 18, 2020, murdered one, Mazi Onyeka Udechukwu, a vigilante operative in Enugu State.

It equally alleged that the men, whom it described as terrorists in security uniform, also shot and shattered their victim, Udechukwu’s father’s private part with bullets at Ogui Road, Enugu.

It said that the man whom they shattered his private part with bullets is currently receiving medical treatment at an undisclosed hospital.

It claimed that Nigeria security agents has become willing tool in the hands of the Fulani Government for the elimination of Judo -Christians and Biafrans.

The group chided some state governors for failing to set up panel of inquiry to investigate unprovoked attacks and barbaric killings of unarmed Igbo youths or IPOB members like the that happened recently in Emene, Enugu.

It said they are equally aware of the ongoing abductions at Omuma Road, Aba, Abia State, and Obigbo in Igweocha, Rivers State being perpetrated by those it described as terrorists in security uniform.

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