Governor Mbah Calls For Simon Ekpa’s Repatriation Over Killings In The South-East

Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has accused Simon Ekpa, a Biafra agitator stationed in Finland, of murdering and terrorising inhabitants in Nigeria’s South-East.

Ekpa, the IPOB’s self-proclaimed Prime Minister, has been tied to several deadly attacks and the implementation of illegal sit-at-home orders in the region.

The governor, who met with members of the House of Representatives Committee on National Security and Intelligence in Enugu, accused the Biafra agitator of being a “scammer” who has been “feeding fat” off Igbos’ suffering.

“It is surprising that the Finnish government allows this man to reside peacefully in their country and then perpetrate terrorism in Nigeria,” Mbah said.

And I believe your committee will need to look at how this individual can be repatriated and then brought to justice.

“Many people have perished as a result of Ekpa’s remarks and deeds, and he is continuing on that path. So, this is a tragedy that we must all work together to resolve. “He does not represent the Igbo interest.”

According to the governor, his administration has terminated the illegal sit-at-home scenario in the state and is committed to ensuring the safety of all inhabitants.

He also urged young people in the South-east not to succumb to Mr Ekpa’s antics and promised that the state government would not be intimidated by the agitators’ threats.

“As you may have noticed recently, they have continued to make attempts, particularly that megalomaniac (Ekpa), who ironically lives peacefully with his family in Finland, a country where the rule of law reigns, but he encourages anarchy here and provokes some of our youths to commit suicide.

“This is also a business for him (Ekpa), pretending to be fighting for Igbo’s interest, but does not know anything about the Igbo or have their interest at heart,” he told me.