IPOB DOS Was Never Dissolved: Claims to the Contrary Are False, Insider Insists
An insider familiar with the history of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has strongly rejected claims that the second Directorate of State (DOS), let alone the third DOS administration, was ever dissolved.
According to the statement, anyone claiming that the second DOS was dissolved is deliberately spreading falsehoods and attempting to rewrite the history of the movement.
The source recalled that during that period, Uche Mefor served as Deputy Leader and was a member of the DOS. Mazi Chika Edoziem held the position of Secretary of the DOS, while Mazi Chukwudi Ofoma and Nnennaya Anya were also among those serving within the administrative structure.
The statement emphasized that the second DOS was not dissolved. Rather, some members were removed from their positions following disagreements with Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. However, the removal of certain individuals did not amount to the dissolution of the administrative body itself.
The insider further argued that misunderstandings and deliberate distortions of these historical events have contributed significantly to confusion within the struggle over the past decade.
Expressing concern over what was described as a campaign of misinformation, the source accused certain individuals of misleading supporters and taking advantage of those unfamiliar with the movement's history.
The statement concluded with a promise that an upcoming broadcast would address these issues in detail, expose what were described as long-standing falsehoods, and provide a clearer account of the history of IPOB and ESN. According to the source, preserving the historical record is important in honoring the sacrifices made by thousands of IPOB and ESN members who paid a heavy price in pursuit of the movement's objectives.

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