UPDATE FROM NGBO: IPOB VISIT UMUOGUDU AKPU NGBO, GIVES PALLIATIVE TO CUSHION THE EFFECT OF DISASTER AND COVID-19 AFTER NIGERIA ARMY INVADED THE COMMUNITY

April 25 2020 | The Biafra Telegraph

The Indigenous People Of Biafra led by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, in Ohaukwu LGA Ebonyi state on Thursday 23rd April, 2020 paid a courtesy visit to Umuogudu Akpu community at Ngbo, some days after Nigeria military invaded the community over an allegation that one of their soldier was killed in the community, delegation of IPOB which was led by Ohaukwu LGA coordinator, Mazi Kenneth Ojima provided palliative which includes Food items such as Rice, yams, garri, red oil, beans and cash to some members of the community who returned from where they ran for their  safety.

They relayed to them the message of hope from IPOB leadership, assured them that the restoration of Biafra will bring to an end; the sufferings and the peril they have been subjected to for many years.

Speaking for and on behalf of the community, Apostle Ezeh Augustin who is the village head of Ndieguorie in Umuogudu Akpu, appreciated the leadership of IPOB Ohaukwu LGA, Ebonyi state for coming to their aid at this perilous time they needed it the most.

Mazi Kenneth Ojima assured the people that more relief materials and food items will still reach them from the leadership of IPOB worldwide, when Ebonyi state will receive their share of IPOB general palliative to cushion the effect of COVID19 pandemic on Biafrans.

Our correspondent, Ifeanyi Ezeh reported that the people were filled with tremendous joy, that IPOB remembered them in a needing time like this.

Written by:

Ogeh Friday Igiri

For: Ebonyi State Media

Published by:

Chibuike John Nebeokike

For: Ebonyi State Media