Connect with us

Security

IPOB reaffirms ban on celebration of Nigerian Independence in Biafran land

Df404851f141dc7a0372b7dc9137dbfb

Published

on

Screenshot 20240229 144112 1

By Cyprian Ebele, Onitsha

The Directorate of State (DOS), of Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB) Monday warned that the ban on celebration of Nigerian Independence anniversary is still in force in Biafran land adding that such celebration wil not be tolerated.

The spokesperson of the group, Emma Powerfull, however called on Biafrans globally to go about their normal business stating that as a non violent movement, “We are not part of Nigeria and have nothing to do with their British flag independence of 1960.

Advertisement

” We are aware that some prominent Igbo men and women played pivotal roles in securing the flag independence that Nigeria celebrates annually on every October 1st, however, such independence has taken more blood of Ndigbo to maintain than any other ethnic group in Nigeria.

“Biafrans have decided to reject the bloody flag independence of Nigeria and work for the restoration of a true united and prosperous Independent State of Biafra. Therefore, every Biafran should reject this Nigerian forced unity as we look forward to celebrating the Biafra independence soon.

“Ndigbo must adhere to this clarion call to stop every activity concerning Nigeria independence tomorrow. There shall be no flying of Nigerian flags in Biafra territory.

“There shall be no independence activity for students in Biafraland. Everyone should go about their businesses or use that Day for family quality time and rest at home for those who may chose not to go for their work and business.

Advertisement

“IPOB is not joking with the restoration of Biafra freedom and sovereignty. Do not make yourself an enemy of the struggle by participating in Nigeria flag independence celebrations tomorrow.

“Parents and guardians must not allow their children to go for any Nigerian independence activities tomorrow.

“We are monitoring everywhere in Biafraland. As an Igbo Parent, do not allow your children to be sacrificed for a country that considers them less of a human,” the movement warned.

Advertisement
Share via
Copy link