IPOB members in a demo

Solomon Arase, the Inspector General of Police  has given a stern warning to members of  the Indigenous People of Biafra who have vowed ‘to carry guns in self defence’.

In a statement today, Arase  said they would be breaching  the law  to have in their possession or under their  control any prohibited firearms without licence or permit.

And he has ordered all Zonal AIGs and State Commands CPs  to strictly enforce the laws against the use of illegal firearms across the length and breadth of the country.

“The IGP warns that anybody who dares security agencies in the discharge of their constitutional responsibilities, and make life difficult for law abiding citizens, will face dare consequences of their actions”, said Force PRO Olabisi Kolawole, on behalf of the IGP.

“The IGP cautions the IPOB members to follow appropriate avenues in ventilating their grievances as anybody who steps out of bounds will be decisively dealt with”, Kolawole added.