IHUOMA CHIEDOZIE, CLEMENT NNACHI and GIBSON ACHONU The apex socio-political body of the Igbo, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has said the ‘sit-at-home approach’ in the agitation for Biafra was not good for South-East economy. Shops and markets in parts of the South-East were closed on Friday following the sit-at-home order by the Indigenous People of Biafra. The […] …
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Sit-at-home: Again, IPOB, pro-Biafra groups shut down parts of south east
In what can be described as about 70 per cent compliance of the sit-at home order at the instance of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, yesterday, many parts of the south east zone were shut down for business and other economic activities apart from Ebonyi and a few other places that recorded skeletal activities.
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Sit-at-home mums deserve salary, housewife argues
Nigerians have been reacting to the tweet encouraging men to pay their stay-at-home-wives on a monthly basis, for their domestic chores. The tweet was from a Twitter user, Ozzy Etomi, who, on Wednesday, revealed her predicament at having to work from home while looking after her 10 month-old baby. She went on to add that stay-at-home […] …