Tag: IPOB

Nigerian government asked online publishers to counter ‘false narratives.’’

The Senate President said the military has no right to declare IPOB a terrorist organisation.

The military had declared IPOB a terrorist group last week.

The military declared IPOB a terrorist group last week.

The governors are in the state as part of a peace-building mission to the South-east, South-south

The military recently launched an exercise code-named Operation Python Dance II.

Says it would counter the propaganda of the separatist group.

The Senate President asked President Buhari to act right.

Mr. Fayose described the allegation as baseless, saying his support for IPOB does not translate into funding of the group.

The governor visited the NUJ secretariat in the state.

“They believe that by sponsoring this group to destabilise the country and trigger chaos, they will realise their ambition."

Says video clips of attacks on northerners in some southern states were fabricated.

Abdülkadir Erkahraman, a Turkish citizen, had been expressing support for Mr. Kanu and IPOB.

Reactions to a similar exercise going on in the South-east have led to violent clashes in some states.

The curfew was imposed on Thursday after the IPOB violence ‎in Abia State spread to Jos.

Urges Nigerian Army to intensify "military-civilian relations" to educate public on its operations.

The Senate President confirmed the meeting.

Mr. Jonathan said his observations indicated that the unrest could mushroom into a full-blown conflict.

The pro-Biafra group has been outlawed by South-east governors.

The Ohanaeze had earlier joined in the proscription of IPOB.

The governor also asked the federal government to accede to calls for the restructuring of the country

The South-east governors had on Friday banned the activities of IPOB after a meeting

The military on Friday gave several reasons for declaring IPOB as terrorist group

Two persons lost their lives in a recent violence in the state

''Majority of Igbos do not want secession but to be treated fairly and justly in the county.''