The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has called on Igbo people to stop Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State from mortgaging the security and safety of the entire Igbo land because of alleged selfish political interest and desperate second-term ambition. IPOB in a statement issued on Sunday, which was signed by its spokesperson, Emma Powerful, accused Governor Uzodinma of taking over some parts of Orji and Amata communities' waterside in Owerri to create settlements otherwise known as RUGA for Fulani people.
Stop Governor Uzodinma’s 'Plan To Take Land In Imo Communities For Fulani Settlement,'
in a statement issued on Sunday, which was signed by its spokesperson, Emma Powerful, accused Governor Uzodinma of taking over some parts of Orji and Amata communities' waterside in Owerri to create settlements otherwise known as RUGA for Fulani people.The separatist organisation said any forceful takeover of Orji community ancestorial land for RUGA will not stand.
will never allow any of such pretentious land grabbing and conquest to stand in Biafra Land."
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