MASSOB talks tough over proscription of IMN, IPOB

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The Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) says that the Federal Government has no justification for proscribing the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) and the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) while allegedly condoning the excesses of Fulani herdsmen and umbrella body of herdsmen, Miyetti Allah.

Leader of the pro-Biafra group, Comrade Uchenna Madu said this in a Monday statement.

According to him, the Federal Government’s alleged hard stance on the “non-violent” groups portend grave danger and could cause “irreparable damage” to the nation.

He said, “Since President Buhari is keeping mum on the terrorist and genocidal activities of Miyetti Allah and murderous Fulani herdsmen and also treating them with kid’s glove because he is their kinsmen and life patron of MACBAN, MASSOB wishes to inform the citizens that Nigeria will soon explode beyond repair.

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“This ill wind that blows nobody good, with the ticking time bomb Nigeria is comfortably sitting on, will soon explode to irreparable damage.

“Though MASSOB is a non violence pro-Biafra movement that may not engage in violence revolution, we want to remind the citizens that the blood of the dogs and baboon will soon flow in the streets of Abuja which even the elites will never escape the resultant effects.

“IPOB and IMN (Shiites) are not terrorist organisations as proscribed by President Buhari; this latest attitude of President Muhammed Buhari has eloquently shown how desirous he planned to convert the Nigeria state into an Islamic caliphate under the total control of Fulani ethnic group.

“Proscription of IPOB and IMN is a clarion call for collaborative actions and harmonisation among the pressure and ethnic based groups of Southern, Western and Middle Beltan regions of Nigeria in defence of their respectively regions.”

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Justice Nkeonye Maha of the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court recently issued an order empowering the Federal Government to declare the IMN a terrorist organisation.

 

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