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In Igbo land, their is nothing like a king and as an egalitarian society, we the members of IPOB have said no to the cronies of Rochas and his cohorts ...... Where were these fools when the military was sent against the un-armed youths. Where were they when the Fulani herds men attacked and killed many..... Buhari has sent condolence to Turkey, USA, France over death of their few citizens who died from terror attacks....What has he said about the thousands that have died in Nigeria....Very soon when we must have finished with the oil and rendered Nigeria impotent, then we will have their time. The Biafra Avengers will do that very soon.
And so what? Are Igbo not landlords in America, Asia, Europe and Oceanic? Stupid set of bastards fathered by Hausa/Fulani.
By Ugochukwu Alaribe
ABA—The youth wing of the pan Igbo socio political group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has faulted reports credited to the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, which described the Igbo summit held in Owerri, as insignificant as well as a stage managed jamboree, pointing that Ndigbo are the landlords of Nigeria and cannot leave it for anybody; but will only continue to seek for justice, equity and fair play for all Nigerians.
In a statement signed by its Chairman of all state chairmen, Mazi Alex Okemini, the youth group said IPOB missed the point by describing a gathering of eminent Igbo leaders as a jamboree and urged the group to tender an unreserved apology to the leaders. The Youth Council noted that it is not compulsory for every meeting of Igbo leaders to hold in Enugu and advised the IPOB to respect Igbo leaders who had fought to bring Ndigbo to their present status and warned that Ndigbo would continue to seek for fair play in Nigeria.
“Apart from Enugu which is the capital city of Igbo land, a meeting of Igbo leaders can be convened in other towns in Igbo land. There is no rule which says that every Igbo event must hold in Enugu. We wish to remind IPOB that Ndigbo are the landlords of Nigeria and cannot leave it for anybody; but will only continue to seek for justice, equity and fair play for all Nigerians.”
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