While some said that they would rather remain indoor than risk their lives watching the thriller, others were heard saying that they couldn’t afford to miss the match.
Another resident who did not want his name in print said that he would obey the sit-at-home order to the letter. He said that it was part of his way to tell the Federal Government that the Igbo were not happy with its administration.Soldiers made people raise their hands above their heads while trekking around the military checkpoints.
The Police Spokesperson in the state, Bala Elkana, told our correspondent that the police in conjunction with other security agents were in charge of the security of the state. He urged the people of the state to go about their lawful businesses without any fear or molestation.
Agitating peacefully?! How does that agree with the forceful sit at home order and the attendant threat.
I don't see anything wrong in peaceful agitation for freedom, but attack on security and public structures is what I'm against.
Nice work