MASSOB called on its members to pray
and fast for the release of Nnamdi Kanu
– The group criticised Igbo leaders for
abandoning the leader of Radio Biafra
The Movement for the Actualization of the
Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) has
lashed out at Igbo leaders for abandoning
Nnamdi Kanu, the director of Radio Biafra as
he remains in detention.
The Nation reports that the pro-Biafra group
said it was engaging in fasting and prayer as
Kanu is set to appear in court on December
1.
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In a statement signed by Uchenna Madu
who is the leader of MASSOB, the group
urged “the people of Biafra all over the world
to join them in praying, fasting and
supplication for our brothers and Biafran
heroes.”
“We shall maintain our non-violence position
in our quest.”
The group called on its supporters to
intensify efforts for the release of Kanu and
other pro-Biafran detainees.
“We wish to inform our people that pro Biafra
agitating groups including MASSOB, IPOB and
others remained the political masquerade and
pride of Ndigbo in Nigeria.
“Successive administrations of Nigerian
government are afraid of Ndigbo in the present
Nigeria state because of the activities and
existence of MASSOB with the recent tempo of
IPOB,” the statement posited.
“Until Igbo leaders understand the efficacies,
potencies and political values of MASSOB,
IPOB and others, they will never progress
politically in Nigeria. Today, major Igbo
leaders have abandoned Mazi Nnamdi Kanu,
Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Nwawuisi and
Madubugwu of IPOB, Innocent Orji, Sabastine
Amadi, Uchenna Nicholas and 17 others of
MASSOB and Benjamin Onwuka and 12 others
of BZM because they thought that these men
pose threat to their political adventures in
Nigeria or economic interest.
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Iwuanyanwu
“Every revolutionary struggle has symbol of
leadership and motivation in its stages, though
the individual personalities may not be perfect.
Some years back, Uwazuruike was in this
position until he derailed, today it is Nnamdi
Kanu. Ndigbo shall not abandon their own son
because of individual personal interest.”
and fast for the release of Nnamdi Kanu
– The group criticised Igbo leaders for
abandoning the leader of Radio Biafra
The Movement for the Actualization of the
Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) has
lashed out at Igbo leaders for abandoning
Nnamdi Kanu, the director of Radio Biafra as
he remains in detention.
The Nation reports that the pro-Biafra group
said it was engaging in fasting and prayer as
Kanu is set to appear in court on December
1.
READ ALSO: VIDEO: AI accuses Nigerian
army of killing Biafra protesters
In a statement signed by Uchenna Madu
who is the leader of MASSOB, the group
urged “the people of Biafra all over the world
to join them in praying, fasting and
supplication for our brothers and Biafran
heroes.”
“We shall maintain our non-violence position
in our quest.”
The group called on its supporters to
intensify efforts for the release of Kanu and
other pro-Biafran detainees.
“We wish to inform our people that pro Biafra
agitating groups including MASSOB, IPOB and
others remained the political masquerade and
pride of Ndigbo in Nigeria.
“Successive administrations of Nigerian
government are afraid of Ndigbo in the present
Nigeria state because of the activities and
existence of MASSOB with the recent tempo of
IPOB,” the statement posited.
“Until Igbo leaders understand the efficacies,
potencies and political values of MASSOB,
IPOB and others, they will never progress
politically in Nigeria. Today, major Igbo
leaders have abandoned Mazi Nnamdi Kanu,
Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Nwawuisi and
Madubugwu of IPOB, Innocent Orji, Sabastine
Amadi, Uchenna Nicholas and 17 others of
MASSOB and Benjamin Onwuka and 12 others
of BZM because they thought that these men
pose threat to their political adventures in
Nigeria or economic interest.
READ ALSO: Igbos want presidency – Chief
Iwuanyanwu
“Every revolutionary struggle has symbol of
leadership and motivation in its stages, though
the individual personalities may not be perfect.
Some years back, Uwazuruike was in this
position until he derailed, today it is Nnamdi
Kanu. Ndigbo shall not abandon their own son
because of individual personal interest.”
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