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Cracks in IPOB as Kanu sacks deputy, Mefor

28th November 2020
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Stanley Uzoaru, Owerri

There appears to be cracks in the leadership of the Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB) as the separatist group’s leader, Nnamdi Kanu has announced the sack of his deputy, Uche Mefor and abolished the position.

In a memo by the Head of Directorate of IPOB, Chika Edoziem, the group accused Kanu’s deputy of insubordination, gross misconduct and indiscipline. According to the memo, Mefor was instructed by Kanu to be attending unit meetings of the group in United Kingdom as well as paying monthly dues like every other member. He was accused of disobeying the instruction and instead gave the excuse that as the deputy, he is equally entitled to some privileges as Kanu.

The memo further accused Mefor of unilaterally sacking the National Coordinator of IPOB in UK, which the group said he has no right to do without informing Kanu.

Edoziem added that Mefor later sacked the UK Coordinator but Kanu rejected the sack and converted the disciplinary measure to suspension.

This was said to have triggered the present rivalry between Mefor and his boss, Kanu. “He transferred the aggression on Kanu and other members of the group by writing to the British Home Office with the objective to ruin and nullify every asylum chances of IPOB asylum seekers in UK”, the IPOB memo alleged.

The said letter written by Mefor according to Edoziem has made it impossible for IPOB members in UK to receive favourable hearing at the tribunals. Edoziem said that Mefor on several occasions had confronted Kanu, thereby exhibiting gross misconduct and indiscipline.

“Following these sins committed by Mefor, he has now been expelled as an IPOB member while his position according to Edoziem has been abolished by the leader of the group, Kanu”, the group declared.

Meanwhile, reacting to the allegations and claims by Kanu on his sack from IPOB, Mefor  insisted that he remains a member of the group and urged members  to shun such propaganda.

“Did anybody tell you that I have resigned from IPOB, of course I’m still a member and you should not listen to propaganda”, Mefor said.

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  1. Avatar Azzo says:
    2 months ago

    Is that not what the Igbos are known for? Dis-unity on all fronts. Just how did IPOB come about? Did it not start from MASSOB? Same disagreement matter. In a year’s time we will be reading of another stupid Igbo self-determination group, a splinter from the current IPOB but this time headed by Mefor. Illiterate and jobless self centred Igbo youths. This is how you go around the world painting the entire Igbo race in all shameful colours particularly you Igbos from the Imo and Abia parts of Igbo land. That the Igbo race is a terrible race is traceable to your ilks. Nonsense.

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