Biafra Sit at home directive: Partial compliance in Enugu

…BNG launches transition govt

By Dennis Agbo

ENUGU- THERE is no less than 60 percent compliance in Enugu state and environs to the sit at Home order issued by the Pro-Biafra groups to commemorate the declaration of Biafra state by late leader, Col. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu on May 30, 1967.

The compliance came as one of the Pro-Biafra groups, the Biafra National Guard, BNG, said it has launched a transitional government.

Although some markets were quite opened for businesses, however, just few traders or buyers were seen in the vicinity.

Almost all the markets in Enugu capital city were affected by the exercise. They include Ogbete, Timber, Artisan, coal camp spear parts markets, among others. Even the street shop keepers were not as functional as obtained in normal days.

Also, some civil servants failed to report to work, citing fear of unknown and transportation…