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CNG TO BUHARI: For peace to reign, allow Igbos have Biafra

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeJune 3, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Coalition of Northern Groups, CNG, has advised president Muhammadu Buhari to allow those agitating for the Republic of Biafra to have it so that there can be peace in Nigeria.

Already, members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, are being suspected to be behind attacks on police formations and Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, offices across the Southeast region.

The spokesperson of CNG, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman while reacting to the tweets and comments comments, said the presidential tweet merely amounted to admission of failure and loss of capacity.

According to the group, Buhari’s comment on criminal gangs that kill, maim and displace tens of thousands of citizens as a clear indictment on the administration and abdication of Buhari’s primary responsibility of securing the lives and properties of Nigerians.

“We find it ridiculous that most parts of the President’s tweet concentrated more attention to infrastructure than on the lives of citizens that are wasted daily with virtually no response from the authorities.

“The President’s revelation that most of those involved in the current agitation for secession are those who have not witnessed the 1967 civil war is a vindication of our position that the only reasonable option to ensure a more secure future is for the Igbo to be allowed to have their wish for a Biafran nation.

“The fact that the strength of the Igbo agitation rests on youth who are mainly below the ages of 50, with diseased mindset, encouraged by their political, cultural and religious leaders to take up arms against the Nigerian state and Northerners, has rendered the nation’s unity negotiable.

“It is therefore unreasonable for those older Nigerians who are mostly above 70 to insist that the unity of Nigeria is sacrosanct whereas the people executing the dangerous Southeast secession agenda are almost entirely below 50.

“It is time for the Nigerian state and all stakeholders to wake to the reality that the only remaining option to avoid a civil war is for the Igbo to be allowed to have the Biafra they have used intermittently for decades to destabilize the nation and deny peace to other components of the country,” the group’s statement reads.

It urged the people of the North in any part of the country to remain calm and resolute, with the assurance that they are taking steps to ensure the actualization of Biafra so the rest of the country would have peace.

“We hereby make allowance of the next 30 days to see how Buhari would make true his threat to deal with insurgency, banditry and above all, the greater threat posed by IPOB or how he will handle the entire Igbo leadership that openly back and embolden them,” he said.

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