Leadership of the Indigenous of Biafra has debunked rumours of sit-at-home in the South-East on Tuesday, October 4.
The group stated this in a statement signed by its spokesman, Emma Powerful.
IPOB will on Tuesday challenge the Federal Government at for what it referred to the illegal abduction and extraordinary rendition of their leader, Nnamdi Kanu from Kenya to Nigeria.
Powerful said, “Nigeria Government must provide evidence to the world on how and why they kidnapped and renditioned our leader Mazi Nnamdi KANU to Nigeria at Umuahia High Court.
“Yes, that day is his court date but he is not appearing in court on that day, therefore, there will be no sit-at-home on that day.
“IPOB is watching those with such mindsets who suffer our people. They will regret their actions soon.
“Anybody who contributes to the death of our people will pay dearly whether he or she is security personnel, civilian, religious leader, man, woman, including the politicians who contribute in small or big measure to ensure that our people incurred human, and material losses. They will all pay dearly.”
The group urged people to ignore rumours of sit at home order, warning those responsible for peddling the falsehood to stop it immediately.