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    IPOB not behind South East attacks – Abaribe

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorMay 2, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Abia State branch of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has requested that Enyinnaya Abaribe and Alex Mascot Ikwechegh resign their seats in the National Assembly following their recent defections to other political parties.
    Senate Minority Leader, Senator Eyinnaya Abaribe
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    Senate Minority Leader Enyinnaya Abaribe has absolved the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and other pro-Biafran agitators of culpability in the attacks on police facilities and killing of security operatives in the Southeast.

    Abaribe noted that the attacks were being carried out by those he described as ‘fifth columnists imported into Igboland’ whose key motivation was the destabilisation of Igboland.

    There have been attacks on police stations in various states of the South East, which the police had blamed on IPOB.

    However, speaking with The Nation after he delivered a keynote address at the Nigeria Bar Association Owerri Branch 2021 Law Week, Abaribe said that the separatist group was not responsible for the attacks.

    He stated those sponsoring the violence in the region were only interested in making Igboland ungovernable.

    The senator, who represents Abia South Senatorial District, said,: “Anybody, who is seeing all these problems in southeast as coming from the IPOB, anyone trying to pin the insecurity situation in southeast to IPOB or MASSOB is making a mistake. We do not think so.

    • Troops kill IPOB militia commander, others in sting operation

    “Those of us from the southeast here know that this is nothing but fifth columnists imported into Igboland to destabilise Igboland. This is because Igboland is the safest place that we have in this country.

    “All they want to do is to cause a confusion and make this place ungovernable so that they can go out and say there is terrorism here.

    “We are not terrorists. The ethos of the Igbo man is very simple: live and let live. We build; we don’t destroy. We never kill because we take life very precious.

    “So, anyone telling you all these, it’s people who come from elsewhere trying to destabilize Igboland. But, it will never happen”.

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