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Ex IPOB Member, Amaka Ekwo Debunks Rumor Of Clash With Nnamdi Kanu

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  • Ekwo has cleard the air regarding rift with IPOB Leader, Nnamdi Kanu
  • She was formerly the Press  Secretary of the indigenous group 

The former Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Press Secretary to Nnamdi Kanu, has debunked reports that she is in conflict with the IPOB leader.

She provided this information on her Twitter page on Tuesday pointed out that she had resigned from office only… voluntarily, and without resentment.

Ekwo was answering someone on Twitter. Who had implied that she “had a problem with Nnamdi Kanu”, which is why she resigned,  EKO HOT BLOG   gathered.

“Sorry, I can’t remember telling anyone that I had problems with our leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

“I only resigned from my post. No position is permanent, and it’s perfectly normal for people to leave a job at their will,” Ekwo wrote.

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We still don’t know why Ekwo quit her job after a year.

IPOB, the now-outlawed group which Ekwo identifies with, is a Biafran separatist organization in Nigeria.

Its main aim is to re-establish the independence of the State of Biafra. The former Eastern Region of Nigeria through an independence referendum.




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