‘Let’s Negotiate The Peaceful Exit Of Biafra’ – Nnamdi Kanu Tells FG

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in a recent submission registered his displeasure over the fact that the convener of the Katsina protest over the unending killings has been arrested.

He added that more protests would be seen in the north over fear of insecurity.

According to him, he doesn’t see any ‘sense’ in it that the covener would be arrested for just staging a peaceful protest.

In his statement, he said;

“Amnesty International has reported that they have arrested this man because he is crying out about the killing of his people by bandits. What is happening today we foretold it, and we knew they will happen.

For the first time in the history of Nigeria, the indigenous People of Katsina have risen up and have asked for a state of emergency.

If the Federal Government does not call him and IPOB to discuss Biafra exit, with what happened in Katsina, they will lose Sokoto also.

Very soon, you are going to lose your emirate in Sokoto, if you keep delaying people’s right to separate.

The problem with the churches in Nigeria is that you are just about money; you keep quiet with all the happenings in the country. You don’t condemn the killings in Nigeria.”

IPOB is light and it wants the light to shine on the people of Biafra. I want people to understand that we have a proof for the migration of our people from Israel.

The book of Zephaniah 3:10 says, after Ethiopia, you will see my people there. Look at the map, after Ethiopia, it is Biafra.

I told you that Biafra is the kingdom of God on earth. Everywhere they are, they represent light. How else do you need me to tell you that you are special? Biafra is not like any other nation of the world and we make no apologies to that”.

Not everyone that shouts Biafra, Biafra is one of us. To be one of us, you must be committed. If you are not a family member, you are not one of us.

There will be no tolerance of cabals in IPOB. For those in the USA, there must be financial transparency, nobody must be in possession of cash; everything must go through the banks.

And back home in Biafra land, nobody is allowed to levy anybody in Biafra land, if you know you did so, you should resign before Sunday or be disgraced on air.”