‘Allow Igbo to go’
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Chukwudi Akasike, Port Harcourt
THE Coalition of Niger Delta Agitators has called on the Federal Government to allow the Igbo ethnic group to leave Nigeria in order to avoid a civil war that could claim millions of lives.
They also condemned the attack on security agents and Hausa community by members of the Indigenous People of Biafra.
A statement signed on Monday by 13 militant groups, led by the leader of Niger Delta Watchdogs, John Duku, the coalition said, “We condemn the IPOB attack and destruction of properties in Oyigbo in Rivers State; we have warned this people severally that Rivers State and the entire Niger Delta region is not and would not be part of Biafra. They rush to Rivers State to attack Hausa community in order to involve the Niger Delta territory in the ill-advised secession agenda of IPOB.
“We are appealing to the Nigerian government to allow Igbo to go and have their independent without the involvement of other zones since they are tired of being in Nigeria.”
Welcome to henry jex blog
Chukwudi Akasike, Port Harcourt
THE Coalition of Niger Delta Agitators has called on the Federal Government to allow the Igbo ethnic group to leave Nigeria in order to avoid a civil war that could claim millions of lives.
They also condemned the attack on security agents and Hausa community by members of the Indigenous People of Biafra.
A statement signed on Monday by 13 militant groups, led by the leader of Niger Delta Watchdogs, John Duku, the coalition said, “We condemn the IPOB attack and destruction of properties in Oyigbo in Rivers State; we have warned this people severally that Rivers State and the entire Niger Delta region is not and would not be part of Biafra. They rush to Rivers State to attack Hausa community in order to involve the Niger Delta territory in the ill-advised secession agenda of IPOB.
“We are appealing to the Nigerian government to allow Igbo to go and have their independent without the involvement of other zones since they are tired of being in Nigeria.”
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