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IPOB expose ‘unknown gunmen’ leaders, declares them wanted

Our Reporters by Our Reporters
April 19, 2022
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Striving hard to exonerate itself from allegations of terrorism, stealing and other gruesome killings levelled against it by security agencies, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has unmasked and as well place a handsome reward to anybody who reveals the hideouts of gunmen terrorising the south east.

IPOB in a statement on Tuesday by its spokesperson, Emma Powerful gave the name of the sponsors and and fake members of the Eastern Security Outfit(ESN) as One Nigeria, Sky from Umutanze, 2men from Umuna,Wasara, Commander from Amagu, Gezek, Akiriko Atta,No one,Double Lion and Uru. The group urge members of the public to report the underlisted names to it for prompt action.

“These people mentioned above are behind the criminalities going-on in these communities including kidnapping, car snatching and rape. IPOB is hereby declaring them wanted, and anybody who can give useful information about them will get handsome reward.

“These vampires are forcing the residents to buy them guns or give them money to continue with their barbaric activities. These are hoodlums recruited by corrupt politicians and security agencies to demonise IPOB, and now they are out of their control. They carry out this evil act right from 12am to 3am daily.

“Again, the fake self-acclaimed ESN operatives terrorising Orlu province of our land should be brought to book. They are also part of the Killings, kidnappings and rapes going in that vicinity.

“These criminals mentioned have done a lot of damage to our people living in Orlu area of Imo State. IPOB has always told the public that the above-mentioned hoodlums are part of the criminalities going on in our land.

“No criminal should be allowed to demonise IPOB. These agents of darkness and their sponsors should be brought to book to pay for their atrocities,” Powerful stated.

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