Anambra election: IPOB declares sit at home boycott on November 18 Read more: https://www.naij.com/1129325-anambra-election-ipob-declares-sit-home-boycott-november-18.

- The Indigenous People of Biafra has reiterated its order asking members to sit at home during forthcoming Anambra election - IPOB insists that the November 18 governorship polls in Anambra will not take place - The group stated that boycotting the election would send a statement to the international community about the seriousness of Biafria agitation The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has insisted that forthcoming governorship polls in Anambra will not hold. According to Daily Trust, the group ordered its members and other freedom fighters in the area to stay at home on November 18.

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