Aloy Ejimakor, who serves as authorized counsel to the chief of the Indigenous Individuals of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has defined the strategy South-East state governments ought to undertake to carry an end to The Monday sit-at-home.

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In accordance to Ejimakor, any try to cease the weekly sit-at-home have to be anchored on significant engagement quite than imposed directives.

He made this recognized in a submit shared on X, the place he famous that the sit-at-home has developed past its preliminary goal.

He mentioned what started as a protest towards Kanu’s extraordinary rendition, he mentioned, has now reworked right into a broader type of quiet resistance by the Igbo folks towards the Nigerian state.

He wrote: “The Monday #SitAtHome has turned from a strike towards the rendition/detention of MAZI NNAMDI KANU to a pan-Igbo passive resistance towards the Nigerian State for the anti-Igbo justice system that propelled #MNK’s prosecution & conviction. Ending it requires dialogue, not fiat.”

In the meantime, the Anambra State Authorities, underneath Governor Charles Soludo, just lately ordered the shutdown of the Onitsha Principal Marketplace for one week.

The choice adopted merchants’ refusal to resume enterprise actions on Monday, as many continued to adjust to the sit-at-home directive related to IPOB.