Metro IPOB Releases Statement on Buhari’s Comment Anyone Can Leave Nigeria

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The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, yesterday, said it welcomed, with open arms, the recent declaration of President Muhammadu Buhari that anybody who wants to, is free to leave Nigeria.

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The group said it is, therefore, expressing the hope that Buhari would now stop the arrest and detention of peaceful and unarmed IPOB members, who are agitating for Biafra and hurriedly release their detained leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and others, who they described as illegally detained prisoners of conscience.

In a statement by their spokespersons, Mr. Emma Nmezu and Dr. Clifford Iroanya, IPOB declared: “We look forward to President Muhammadu Buhari making arrangements for a bipartisan meeting of Arewa-dominated Nigeria and IPOB for the purpose of determining the modalities and date of a Biafrexit referendum to determine the will of the people once and for all, so that we can go home and rebuild our battered but blessed nation of Biafra.”

In the statement entitled IPOB welcomes Muhammadu Buhari’s declaration on the impending disintegration of Nigeria, but says no to certain conditions he attached to it, IPOB said for once, Buhari had spoken reasonably though his conditions are not acceptable to them.

According to the statement, “Buhari needs to come to terms with the fact that IPOB will not leave any part of Biafraland, from the plains of Idomal to the shorelines of Opobo Kingdom, to become a conquered territory like the Yoruba-owned Ilorin, which today is under a caliphate rule answerable to the Sultan of Sokoto and not the Ooni of Ife.
 
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