The apex Igbo socio-cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has appealed to residents of the South-East and other Nigerians to move freely on Mondays, noting that the era of Monday sit-at-home was over.
The group also enjoined all the schools in the zone to commence their usual academic activities without any fear of molestation
A statement by Ohanaeze spokesman, Chief Alex Ogbonnia, also appealed to transporters and traders that go to the South-East, to feel free to transact their businesses.
The statement titled ‘No more sit at home’, said the leadership of the Indigenous People of Biafra had canceled the Monday sit-at-home order they had earlier issued.
He added that despite diverse views and persuasions among the Igbo, the maturity in the Igbo republicanism had the rare capacity to unite for a common interest any time the need arose.
