By Seun Opejobi The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, on Wednesday, issued a warning to Southeast governors over the killing perpetra...
By Seun Opejobi
The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, on Wednesday, issued
a warning to Southeast governors over the killing perpetrated by the Ebubeagu
security outfit in the region.
IPOB warned Southeast governors to stop using Ebubeagu to
kill people of the Southeast.
Emma Powerful, the spokesman of IPOB, said the Southeast
governors should stop state-sponsored killings of Southeast youths.
A statement by Powerful reads partly: “The Indigenous People
of Biafra, IPOB, is advising all the South East Governors against the killing
of our people in the region. The Eastern Governors must stop the killing of our
people using imported Ebubeagu and Fulani terrorists in uniforms in the region.
It’s high time Eastern Governors stopped all these state-sponsored killings of
our youths. They will all be held responsible for the senseless killings going
on in due time.
“The South East governors are busy popping champagne and
conspiring with the Nigeria DSS, Army, Fulani-controlled Ebubeagu, and others
in the daily killing of our innocent youths in the name of looking for the
so-called unknown gunmen whom they, the politicians, set up for political
reasons and also in the name of looking for ESN who are busy protecting our
mothers and fathers farming in the bushes and forests of Biafra land; while
their counterparts in the North are busy protecting the real terrorists that
have been killing people in thousands including the Army and other Nigeria
security agents and giving them chieftaincy titles and political positions.
“This is why the Caliphate has no regard for most of the
politicians and Elders from South East because they are betrayers and killers
of their own people. We want the South East Governors to know that they are
responsible and will be held accountable in the future for all the senseless
killings of our people by the imported Nigeria security agents and Ebubeagu
militias.”
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