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We’ll stop Ohanaeze’s Igbo summit from holding even if with our last blood- IPOB

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We are not interested in your apology, IPOB tells Southeast governors

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has vowed to do everything possible to prevent Ohanaeze Ndigbo from holding its proposed summit.

The group said it was going to do everything within its power to disrupt the summit, insisting that the gathering could only happen if the “heaven falls.”

Ohanaeze Ndigbo, led by Chief Nnia Nwodo, had slated May 21, 2018 to hold its Igbo summit in Awka, Anambra State capital.

But the outlawed group in a statement on Sunday through its publicity secretary, Comrade Emma Powerful, vowed to ensure the disruption of the event even if it will cost them their lives.

The statement read in part, “May 21st, 2018 is the D-Day the leadership of Ohaneze Ndigbo has slated to kill Biafrans once again in our land.

“The President General of Ohaneze, Chief Nnia Nwodo has managed to convince himself and some Igbo politicians into using their restructuring Nigeria summit as a cover to further enslave our people for another 100 years.

“These are the same people who instigated Operation Python Dance II that led to the murder of hundreds of IPOB youths, due to their hatred for Biafra and everything Nnamdi Kanu stood for.
They cannot be allowed to celebrate their betrayal of our freedom using the cover of a summit.

“IPOB had since warned Ohaneze not to bring the one Nigeria summit to the heartland of Biafra, but it has remained adamant. The only way this summit can hold is unless the heaven falls on 21st of May.

“It seems Ohaneze Ndigbo does not understand the language of liberty and we shall meet them head-on in Awka on the 21st at Ekwueme Square. They should bring enough squadron of their soldiers as always to provide them protection and kill us all because the summit will not hold.

“We are urging all IPOB families to mobilize to storm not just Ekwueme Square, but to saturate the whole of Anambra State and Awka from all directions on 21st of May, 2018. Awka will be occupied from midnight of the 20th of May to 5pm on the 21st.

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“It is clear that other ethnic nationalities have observed and realized that there is no hope left in the crumbling corrupt colonial edifice known as Nigeria, but Ohaneze Ndigbo as always, has chosen the way of self-centered politics like late Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe in pushing on with the perverse notion of sustaining the same one Nigeria that is responsible for the death of millions of our people.

“The same mistakes of the past are being repeated by Nnia Nwodo and his gang. Azikiwe’s politics of one Nigeria is what put us in the mess we are in today. We have been reduced to lower than fourth class citizens, hated and despised by all, for no other reason than our God-given hard work ethic and ingenuity.”

 

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