The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has announced a boycott of the All Progressives Congress (APC), ordering its members to shun the party. The directive comes from the Fourth Administration of the Directorate of State (DOS) of IPOB. The decision follows ongoing political tensions in the region.
The DOS of IPOB issued a statement urging its members to avoid all forms of engagement with the APC. The move is seen as a response to perceived political marginalization. The statement did not specify the exact reasons for the boycott, but it emphasized the need for political accountability.
IPOB has been a vocal critic of the Nigerian government over issues related to the Biafra region. The group has previously called for greater autonomy and self-determination. The boycott marks a new escalation in the political landscape of the region. The situation reflects broader challenges in Nigerian politics, particularly around regional representation and governance.
