Biafra Referendum: United Nations Finally Invites IPOB For Serious Talk

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kingszy ❚ 6 years ago❚

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On the 19th Day Of December 2018, The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), Malaga chapter in Spain were reportedly invited to the Casita Del Jardinero, Unted Nations head quarters of CIFAL in Malaga for further discussion following the forthcoming Biafra referendum.

Recently IPOB Malaga ably lead by Nnamdi Kanu threatens to be more deadly than terrorists if angered by the Nigerian government to pick up arms. IPOB Malaga revealed this during her end year conventional IPOB family meeting which comprises the present of all old and new members.

In their statement; They went further to remind the Nigerian government that IPOB was ranked by different global bodies as one of the most peaceful and highest mass movement world wide.

IPOB MALAGA POSTED THUS ON THEIR FACEBOOK PAGE:

“Any day IPOB will decide to pick arms don’t forget the below news”

“New Survey Ranks IPOB the most Civilized Separatist Movement Across the World”

“The survey conducted by Global Observers, a US group based in London, says that IPOB is the most civilized and non-violent separatist movement, not only in Africa but throughout the world”

“Thereafter, IPOB was listed as the separatist group in South Africa, which according to the report, has maintained a peaceful approach, although the group is not widely recognized around the world”

Catalonia emerged in third place, and that of the closest country to Nigeria, Ambazonia in Cameroon ranks 8th on the list.

According to the report published by Global Observers, “For a decade, IPOB is the most civilized and peaceful group seen in the world.”

“Many of its members have been killed by government forces, others are in prison, but that did not make them violent, that’s the attitude of civilized people.”

“Killing and using the military against the groups is not the solution, we urge the government to dialogue with the groups and address the problems increasing the tensions.”