As indicated by Punch, the notice was given by the Commissioner of Police, Mr Ene Okon, who said the police would not permit IPOB to take an interest in the internment.
He included that if individuals from the prohibited association were seen anyplace around the entombment setting, the police would dissipate the internment.
IPOB had before asked the Nigerian armed force and other security offices to more readily confront the genuine security challenges standing up to the nation, rather than preventing them from covering His Royal Majesty Eze Israel Okwu Kanu and his better half.
The genius Biafran said its individuals were not wanting war however to offer their final feelings of appreciation to the guardians of their pioneer.
However, the CP said he had contacted the customary leader of Afaraukwu, Kanu's old neighborhood, to clarify that the internment would not hold if IPOB individuals joined in.
He stated, "Whoever thinks along that line is tricking himself. IPOB will move during the internment and the police elephants will move as well.
"They (Afaraukwu people group) should tell IPOB not go close to the zone, not to mention taking an interest in the internment.
"In the event that the network neglects to hold fast to the police's notice the internment won't go on easily on the grounds that we are going to dissipate the spot. IPOB is prohibited by the Federal Government."
Okon included that nobody ought to anticipate him, as the Commissioner of Police, to sit and permit a banished gathering work in the state.
"We won't endure any banner, IPOB emblem or the gathering's part masking as Jewish or Zionist Church individuals during the internment."
He demanded that the police would just give security to the entombment depending on the prerequisite that no individual from IPOB would be seen around the setting.
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