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Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu Is A Real Activist, His Agitation Is Justifiable — Fr. Ebube Muonso


The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and other pro Biafra group’s agitation for Sovereign State of Biafra have been described as justifiable move to achieve fairness, equity and justice for Igbo people in Nigeria.
The Biafra agitation justification was yesterday made by the Spiritual Director, Holy Ghost Adoration Ministry, Uke, Idemili South Local Government Area, Anambra State, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Obimma in Onitsha.

Rev. Fr. Obimma who was in Onitsha to commission Udobi Ikedunu Shopping Plaza, built by Chief Vincent Udobi, while addressing thousands of people who gathered to catch a glimpse of him said “IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and his supporters are fighting injustice against Igbo people in Nigeria.
“Mazi Nnamdi Kanu led IPOB is fighting a justifiable cause demanding for Biafra actualization due to injustice and other unfair treatment meted against Igbo in Nigeria.”
The charismatic Catholic preacher popularly known as “Ebube Monso” also said that “there is so much nepotism, tribalism, intimidation, harassment, unfair and unequal treatment against Igbo people by the present administration in Nigeria, and such treatment justifies the agitation by Nnamdi Kanu led IPOB.”

“The present administration has been most unfair to Igbo people, if there is fairness, equity and justice by the present administration in Nigeria, there will not be any reason for Biafra agitation.”
“Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not a selfish man, his agitation for Biafra is not for selfish interest, he is crying for justice, equity, fairness and liberation for his people in Nigeria
“That young man is good and honest, he is not selfish, he is a real activist fighting for equity and fairness for his people, if there is equity and fairness, there will be no Biafra agitation because Igbo are everywhere in Nigeria and in the world.

“I have traveled to over 150 countries of the world for crusade and Gods Ministry, and the majority of the people I meet in all those countries are Igbo people.
“Igbo people are everywhere in the world, contributing to the building and development of those countries, but in their own country Nigeria, they are not treated fairly, there is so much injustice against them, and that accounts for IPOB demand for Biafra nation.”

He however, assured Igbo people that there is still hope for them in Nigeria, adding that “as far as there is life, there is a place called tomorrow, every average Igbo man has human capital and as far as there is life, thern/ e is hope for Igbo man in Nigeria, they should not relent in working hard and believing in God for a better tomorrow.”
In his speech, the Chairman of Udobi Ikedunu Plaza, Chief Vincent Udobi, said he decided to build the Plaza in Onitsha in line with the think home philosophy and employment generation for the teaming unemployed people to have a place of work and do business.
“I decided to come home this time to set up this project so that our people will occupy and do their business, and employ youths who will assistants them in their businesses.
Former President General, Onitsha Markets Amalgamated Traders Association, OMATA, and Chairman of the occasion, Chief Pius Ozoh Anaekwe, called on other well to do Igbo sons and daughter to emulate Chief Udobi, philosophy of enriching his people.




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