Hope Uzodinma , the Governor of Imo State, , said that the sit-at-home order of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has ended in most parts of Imo State, except in remote places.
Uzodinma revealed this on Tuesday during an interview on “Politics Today”, a political programme on Channels TV.
IPOB had last year announced Mondays as sit-at-home days in the South-east to force the federal government to release its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, who is standing trial for treason.
Gov. Uzodinma said that the people of the state now move freely on Mondays.
He also said that the government of Imo State has given adequate support to security agencies in the state thereby allowing people to move freely on such days.
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