The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, declared spiritual warfare
in its bid to secure release of their imprisoned leader, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu. Beyond
praying for the release of its leader, the group also sought divine guidance
against an apparent provocation, extra judicial killings intimidation of her
supporters by the duo of the Nigerian military and police force, respectively.
The APC members who are deeply religious should go and ask
questions about the consequences of the atrocities they have committed with the
killing of innocent youths who were praying at Aba, innocent youths who were
peacefully agitating in Onitsha whom the military killed. Mr Powerful described
Kanu as God sent from United Kingdom, where he has everything going for him but
decided to come to Nigeria and suffer and liberate the marginalized and
humiliated sections of Nigerians that are asking for freedom.
In a related development, the Movement for the Actualization
for the Sovereign States, MASSOB launched another war of words with the federal
government. She accuses president Buhari of funding and supporting Uchenna Madu
to in a bid to destabilize the struggle for the actualization of an independent
state of Biafra. Findings by this newspaper revealed that Uchenna Madu is
claiming ownership of one official residence of MASSOB. It is yet to be
ascertained how this infighting I instigated by the federal government. MASSOB
and its leader, Chief Ralph Uwazurike, has a different approach for actualizing
the Biafran dream. MASSOB wants a peaceful separation from Nigeria while IPOB
have recently called on its members to take up arms in self-defense.
Meantime, leader of the Niger Delta People’s Volunteer
Front, Asari Dokubo, suggests that the name Biafra was a coined from the Ijaw language. He noted that an
Ijaw man suggested the name at a meeting convened by the late leader of
the defunct Republic of Biafra, Chief Chukwuemeka Ojukwu to decide on the way
forward for the Eastern region after the 1966/1967 pogrom. Dokubo, who said
this in a statement stated that the late Niger Delta activist, Maj. Isaac Adaka
Boro affirmed that Ijaw is Biafra in chapter six of his autobiography entitled:
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