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#BiafraRememberanceDay: Cities, roads deserted as residents comply with sit-at-home order (Photos, Videos)

ByMay 31, 20211 Mins read295
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The sit-at-home order to mark the anniversary of the Biafra Republic Remembrance Day, which was an order given by leader the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, was adhered to by most residents of the south-eastern states in Nigeria.

Read also: Today in History: Biafra remembrance day

Confiance News collated some pictures and videos to show the degree of compliance.

The busy streets of aba, Abia State were shut down too. Photo: Twitter.

 

The bustling Ariaria International market in aba, Abia State was shut down. Photo: Twitter.

 

Awka, the capital of Anambra State was also shutdown. Photo: Twitter.

 

Aba road in Umuahia, the Abia State capital was also deserted. Photo: Twitter.
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