THE CABLE
Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has ordered an end to the weekly sit-at-home in the south-east.
In a letter, posted on Twitter on Friday by Aloy Ejimakor, special counsel to Kanu, the IPOB leader asked Simon Ekpa, his self-acclaimed disciple, to desist from calling for further sit-at-home.
He asked Ekpa to make a public announcement to the effect that Monday sit-at-home is now cancelled.
“Simon this is a direct order from me. I hereby instruct you to desist from calling for any sit-at-home henceforth,” the letter reads.
“Equally refrain from antagonising governors or persons in political positions because you are not in a position to know what they are doing on my behalf.
“I am ordering you to make a public announcement to the effect that you are in receipt of a direct order from me to cancel any pending sit-at-home in place at the moment.
“I embarked on this movement to liberate our people not to enslave them. I despise and will despise any person or entity that wishes to inflict unnecessary hardship on our people.
