APC Chieftain Orji Kalu has disclosed how Simon Ekpa, self-proclaimed prime minister of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) threatened him over the phone for his non-insistence in supporting the Biafra agitation.
The senator representing Abia North made the revelation in an interview on Arise TV on Monday, December 2.
He revealed that Ekpa called him repeatedly to threaten him. …CONTINUE READING
“Simon Ekpa was calling and threatening me that I don’t support Biafra, but I left him to his conscience,” he said.
Kalu, a leading figure in the southeast stressed the need for intelligence in combating crime, urging security agencies to adopt proactive measures.
“I am very strong-willed when it comes to security, and I can do anything to safeguard the lives and property of the people I rule.”
He also encouraged the South-East governors to adopt a firm stance against crime.
“You must be a strong leader to condemn crime, and I eradicated crime. No governor should tolerate any type of crime in his state; it is not allowed.”
