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Soludo flexed over Monday's attendance, IPOB clapped back, calling it a voluntary protest tied to Nnamdi Kanu.

Governor threat triggers pushback
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[*]Chukwuma Soludo warned Anambra State workers about Monday absences.
[*]Sanctions targeted salaries for skipped workdays.
[*]The warning aimed at the South-East sit-at-home habits.
[*]Pressure landed squarely on public employees.
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IPOB frames sit-at-home as lawful
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[*]IPOB called the action peaceful civil resistance.
[*]Support centers on Nnamdi Kanu's detention.
[*]Participation stays voluntary, not enforced.
[*]Staying indoors counts as conscience, not crime.
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Critique of governance approach
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[*]IPOB said Anambra is civilian territory, not a barracks.
[*]Leaders lack the authority to compel movement.
[*]Civil disobedience got framed as basic democracy.
[*]Threats were pitched as dignity violations.
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Warning over enforcement tactics
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[*]IPOB cautioned against task forces or squads.
[*]Coercion would signal open provocation.
[*]Any intimidation risks backlash.
[*]The group urged focus on security and development.
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