Southeast Residents Comply With IPOB Stay-At-Home

Different social media posts across multiple platforms on Friday indicated that some Southeast residents complied with the recent sit-at-home order issued by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

Some images posted by many residents of the region show that there were signs of compliance as business premises were closed and little or no the vehicular traffic was recorded on some busy roads.

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The IPOB had earlier written to various unions and associations in the states, including local government council areas in the South-East, to shut down businesses and other activities on September 14.

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However, in some parts of Enugu State, virtually all business owners opened shops for normal economic activities.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that at Agbani Road, Zik Avenue, Mgbemena Road, Ogbete Road as well as state Secretariat Complex, Ogbete Main Market and New Market, Enugu, it was business as usual as people were seen carrying out their activities in peace.

Commercial transporters were also seen executing their businesses unhindered as more people trooped to the bus stops to go board vehicles to destinations while Artisans were at their various workshops to attend their customers.

Banks and other financial institutions as well as corporate offices were opened and staff attending to customers as usual while traders at Ogbete Main Market and New Market also opened shops and serving or awaiting customers.

At the state Secretariat Complex, GRA, Enugu, many staff remained at their duty posts.

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