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The Digest:

Following Simon Ekpa's conviction for terrorism in Finland, the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) has once again distanced itself from the pro-Biafra agitator. This dramatic turn marks a family feud, with IPOB stating that Ekpa’s conviction is his burden alone and that he is not a member of the organization.

Key Points:
  • A Finnish court has sentenced Simon Ekpa to six years for terrorism-related crimes.
  • IPOB's spokesperson said Ekpa testified in court that he is a "content creator," not an IPOB member.
  • The group accused Ekpa of creating his own breakaway secessionist factions.
  • IPOB insisted that Ekpa's conviction is his "burden and his alone" and will not be carried by the organization.
  • The statement highlights the long-standing rift between Ekpa and IPOB.
The statement from IPOB confirms the long-standing rift between the organization and Simon Ekpa. By disowning him again, IPOB is attempting to distance itself from his legal troubles and violent activities.

Sources: TheCable