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The outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has reportedly suspended the Office of its Leader, Nnamdi Kanu and the Director of Radio Biafra.
The decision was announced by the group at a full-house meeting of its Directorate on Wednesday, it was reported.
It was contained in a statement signed by the Head of the Directorate of State of IPOB, Mazi Chikadibia Edoziem and issued on Thursday.
The statement said the Directorate of State will now manage the affairs of the organisation and oversee the movement.
The group claimed IPOB was “formed and nurtured by a group of Biafrans in the Diaspora (not by any singular individual).”
It said no one has the authority to dissolve the Directorate of State, which it named as the group’s top leadership structure.
IPOB said the decision was after a review of intelligence reports on communication from Kanu in Sokoto prison.
It said it was “mindful that some unguarded communications from Sokoto prison to those in Biafraland has led to unwarranted arrests and death of IPOB family members in Biafraland.
The leadership also said that the activities and visitors of Kanu were being monitored by the Department of State Services.
IPOB Cautions Against Violence
The group said it was worried about reported plans by some to set up a new militia, which it said could trigger new violence in the area.
It said the suspension was to “prevent unchecked actions, reckless assumption of authority and unguarded utterances from leading to reckless arrests, torture and needless death of Biafran youths.”
It added that any criminal activities in the name of the suspended office will no longer be blamed on IPOB.
“IPOB will henceforth not be held liable for the actions of any individual or group of individuals without any active position within IPOB,” the statement added.
Kanu Names New DOS Boss – Report
The development followed reports that Kanu had dissolved the third administration of the Directorate of Security.
He was also said to have ushered in a fourth administration, appointing Mazi Chris Nwaọgụ in the United States as the new Head of Directorate of State.
Emma Powerful, spokesperson of the IPOB, was quoted as saying that Nwaọgụ was ordered to take control of the administration, coordination and day-to-day running of IPOB affairs under Kanu.
The Directorate of State was formed in 2012 to serve as an administrative wing of IPOB. It was formerly led by Dr. Justin Akujieze in the United States, Mazi Uchenna Asiegbu in Spain and Chika Edoziem in Switzerland, who was appointed in March 2017 when Kanu was detained earlier at Kuje Prison.
