Reinstate forcefully evicted widow in 24 hours- BRGIE warns Eze Enyinnaya of Imo, Nigeria

The Biafra Republic Government In-Exile has warned the traditional ruler of Obinze Autonomous community in Owerri West Local Government of Imo State, Nigeria, Eze Aaron Enyinnaya to reinstate a forcefully evicted a window back to her house.

The Prime Minister of BRGIE, Simon Ekpa disclosed this on Friday in a statement through his official X handle.

Ekpa gave the Eze Enyinnaya to reverse the Window’s eviction within 24 hours.

He said that the widow had lived for over 50 years in the said house before she was forcibly displaced by Eze Enyinnaya on July 8, 2024.

He explained that without regard to the window’s condition, Eze Enyinnaya went ahead to build another house on her property.

Ekpa urged and called on the Obinze Community to stand up for the Widow.

“The attention of the Biafra government has been drawn to The evil of the traditional ruler of Obinze autonomous community in Owerri West LGA, former Imo State, Eze AARON Enyinnaya.

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“This video evidence shows that the so-called Eze evicts the widow of his elder brother on July 08, 2024, putting all her properties outside under the rain. According to the investigation, She has lived in the house for over 50 years. The Eze built another house on the hereditary land of his elder brother, leaving the poor Amputee widow outside under the rain.

“The Biafra Government hereby calls on the so-called Eze to immediately reinstate this woman back to her house within 24 hours of this update.

“We call on the community to be on the lookout and to report whatever action the Eze will take after this ultimatum elapsed.

“The Biafra Government will evict you after 24 hours and this woman is not back to her house.

“You are no longer in Nigeria where your evil will strive”, he said.

Recall that a now trending video showed a gory situation of an amputee widow suffering under the rain after she was evicted from her house by Eze Enyinnaya, who happened to be her late husband’s brother.