Simon Ekpa, the Prime Minister of Indigenous People of Biafra, has claimed that the ousted Lauretta Onochie, previously associated with Fake Buhari's actions against Biafrans, has faced expulsion from her own family in the UK, leaving her without a place to stay.
This development reflects the absence of refuge for individuals like her, who are seen as enablers of wrongdoing. Currently, we are addressing Commissioners in Biafra land.
Ekpa suggests that Onochie should visit Uzo Uwani, where she allegedly misrepresented the Fulani herdsmen attacks as a mere community dispute.
Furthermore, it is claimed that the funds she allegedly embezzled from the NDDC could have purchased 20 houses in the UK, implying that her current homelessness is a temporary setback.
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