Posted by On Tuesday, IPOB issued a warning against any demonstrations in the Southeast in response to the recent wave of food insecurity and economic crisis in Nigeria.
Protest organizers in the Southeast will come to deeply regret their actions, according to IPOB.
The current economic hardship and hunger are contributing factors, according to IPOB spokesman Emma Powerful, who has been advocating for the actualization of Biafra.
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a worldwide family and movement led by the great Mazi Nnamdi Okwuchukwu Kanu, have issued a statement warning Biafrans not to join Nigerians in protesting hunger in Nigeria from any Biafran territory, in light of the unprecedented hardship in that country. It would be a mistake for any Nigerian agent to organize a protest in Biafraland.
No one, not even Biafrans, should be worried about the present crisis in Nigeria. Nigerian politics has lost the interest of Biafrans. During the election of this current administration, Biafrans were refused the right to vote and subjected to verbal and physical abuse, threats, and intimidation.
The Ndigbo were instructed to be patient because their time to govern will come, not the other way around. Destroying Ndigbo assets in the western and northern regions of the zoo known as Nigeria after the rigged elections. Has there been a demonstration in opposition to the western and northern Ndigbo dispossession of their property? The lives of Biafrans are at jeopardy if anyone attempts to organize a protest against the region’s economic woes.
God Almighty Chukwu Okike Abiama is still seeing the Biafrans through the economic hardships caused by Emilokon’s careless and foolish actions, which we comprehend. We feel helpless in the face of other tribes’ suffering, yet our hearts break for them.
This is the reason why Biafrans are fighting for their independence right now. Wisdom, though, must guide us. The people of Biafra have fought hard for independence, and they demand that it be granted quickly. The Biafran people have triumphed against the Igbo people in their premeditated war of extermination, while enduring the worst economic catastrophe in history.