"Ojukwu warned Igbos against another war, Nnamdi Kanu toying with fire"

Latest Biafra news update as the former Lagos State Police Commissioner, Alhaji Abubakar Tsav, has recalled how Odumegwu Ojukwu, leader of the breakaway Republic of Biafra from 1967 to 1970, warned people of the South-East against further acts that may lead to war.

He observed that the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, seemed to be rooting for a violent struggle and warned him to stop extreme utterances.

Tsav also said that the eviction notice issued to Igbos by youth groups in the North should be taken seriously as no nation goes into civil war twice and survives.

“Every person who was born before 1960 knows exactly what has happened in this country. We had this problem when there was military coup and only a section of

Arewa Youths: This Biafra thing was becoming like child’s play

Information trending now as the National Secretary, Arewa Youths Consultative Forum, AYCF, Ahmed Sule, has noted that the push by Igbo people to get a separate country was becoming like a child’s play hence the need to send them packing from the Northern region.

Do recall that a Coalition ofNorthern Youths had earlier last week, issued a 3 month ultimatum to Igbosin the north to vacate the region or be forced out.

The ultimatum was few days later backed by the Northern elders, who said there was nothing wrong with the call for Igbos to go back to their land.

Sule said on Channel Television SunRise Daily, “The Igbo people and their idea of Biafra in a sovereign state has become like child’s play.

“You don’t start to make jest of situations like that especially in a country like Nigeria. When you

See the first Igbo man to move out of Kaduna after Arewa threat

The latest news gist following the Arewa youth’s declaration about Igbos leaving their zone, a young man has reportedly taken a bold step by moving out in order for peace to reign.
Base on current update as the unidentified man seen carrying his suitcase on his head is alleged to be the first Igbo man to leave Northern Nigeria. The photos have received over 1.6k shares and 700 likes on Facebook after it was shared by user, Chidubem Uchenna.
He wrote;

 

‘First Igbo Man to leave northern Nigeria after Kaduna declaration.. Start calling your people than here in the north to leave Ndi Ugwu Hausa.. Thunder Fire Arewa.. Biafra on