Mr Campbell was speaking in the light of the fall of the Afghanistan government and the takeover of similar high-grade military jet fighter by the Talibans.
Amnesty said the scores of disappearance cases that remain unresolved, cast doubt on Mr Buhari’s election promise to keep Nigerians safe.
Mr Buhari noted that “IPOB are not struggling for freedom when they attack police stations and property, but rather committing acts of terrorism” to steal money.
Mr Uzodinma said only the state government can make such orders and ask people to stay away from their businesses.
The Indigenous Peoples of Biafra is seeking an independent nation for Igbos, especially in the South-East and parts of Nigeria’s South-South region.
The police command in Ebonyi has warned the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) against forcing South-East residents to sit at home.
The governor said the economy of the south east zone, known for commerce, will be destroyed under the sit-at-home order.
The former U.S. envoy blames Mr Buhari’s harsh security tactics as one of the many factors triggering the fresh call for a Biafra nation.
Anglican Communion says pro-Biafra groups’ ‘ghost Monday’ will destroy the South-East economy and impoverish Igbos.
Nnamdi Kanu’s lawyer said though the detaining authority was giving him medical care, there was still a need to afford him advanced medical care.
