The Leader of Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu on Sunday redeem brought truckloads of food into his home state to be distributed among members of the secessionist group.
This is in a bid to help the members of the group who are forced to stay at home as a result of the total lockdown order by state governments.
Igbere TV had earlier reported that residents of Abia State are to continue to observe the COVID-19 lockdown in the state by another seven days beginning from April 8.
This is in a bid to curtail the spread of the deadly Wuhan-China disease, coronavirus.
Speaking on the development, Nnamdi Kanu said, “The second batch has arrived, the third batch will be delivered directly to a location in Anambra.
“Distribution to homes and families started yesterday and will continue until all vulnerable families are fed. I am not under any illusion that this is a very tiny drop in a mighty ocean but with the help of numerous Biafran philanthropists, few conscientious politicians and grace of God, Biafrans shall come through this hunger and pestilence stronger as a people and more united as a nation.
“We must be guided by our creed at all times and remember that our ability to defend those who cannot defend themselves is what makes IPOB unique,” Kanu
said.
