The Archbishop of the Enugu Province, Anglican Communion, Most Rev. Emmanuel Chukwuma, has said that the clergy are not in support of the sit-at-home declared by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) to commemorate Biafra Remembrance Day.

Most. Rev. Chukwuma made this known at the Democracy Day celebration and second year anniversary of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi in Enugu on Monday. “Before I offer the opening prayer, let me first of all state the position of the clergy on the sit-at- home declaration by IPOB and MASSOB. “We are not in support of the call.

We advise all to ignore it and go about their legitimate businesses.” Recall that the pro-Biafra groups had declared a sit-at-home order to all Ndigbo to mark the Biafra Remembrance Day billed for May 30.

nNEOo:
am not going anywhere tomorrow, ....am really bothered on how to make it worth my while while observing it....any idea? Anyone?..

nNEOo:
am not going anywhere tomorrow, ....am really bothered on how to make it worth my while while observing it....any idea? Anyone?..

abouzaid:
so the south east governors and politicians have now enlisted the help of the clergy to sabotage the Biafran struggle. the same clergy that pushed goodluck Jonathan into shame. the Anglican archbishop have the constitutional right to say and do as he said that's if this news isn't false propaganda.

abouzaid:
so the south east governors and politicians have now enlisted the help of the clergy to sabotage the Biafran struggle. the same clergy that pushed goodluck Jonathan into shame. the Anglican archbishop have the constitutional right to say and do as he said that's if this news isn't false propaganda.

mohaMADbuari:
Bishop Chukwuma Iscariot

mohaMADbuari:
Bishop Chukwuma Iscariot

BuariCopyPaste:



Our clergy in their respective parishes do not know what the common man in the street is passing through.

They feed fat on offerings and stock their bans with yams, rice and other foodstuffs.

Generators are on standby to cool their body.

Cars and fueling is not a problem as the parish council sees to that from the parish purse.

Some of them travel abroad as if they are traveling to the village....infact they are OK and contended so why should they worry when the common man devices a survival scheme

BuariCopyPaste:
What a reckless statement from the 'cleric'

I for-see mass exodus/resentment from from Anglican brethrens

BuariCopyPaste:
In fact, you are on your own dude.

I'm an Anglican and I will observe the sit-at-home to honor our fallen brethrens.

Biafra restoration is different from Anglican Church.

Someone is afraid of Judaism.