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ENTERTAINMENTALLUREEDITORIALVIEWPOINTFORUMJOBSCOLUMNS RELATIONSHIPS HOME » NEWS » S’Kaduna killings: One Nigeria, a fallacy, political deception – MASSOB S’Kaduna killings: One Nigeria, a fallacy, political deception – MASSOB ON JANUARY 16, 20173:57 AMIN NEWSCOMMENTS By Peter Okutu & Ochuko Akuopha ABAKALIKI — THE  Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB (BIM), weekend, stated that the recent killings of Ndigbo in Southern Kaduna and other parts of the country was reflective of the fact that the concept of one Nigeria was a fallacy and an act of political deception. The group insisted that there won’t be peace in Nigeria except President Muhammadu Buhari paves way for the realization and independence of Biafra in the country. In a statement by the leader of MASSOB (BIM) in Ebonyi South zone, Mr.  Sunday  Ezaka, the group wondered why Igbo are constantly being killed in different parts of the country since President Buhari-led government came on board unlike previous administrations. He also blamed the current situation of Ndigbo in  Nigeria on politicians from Igbo extraction as they are only concerned about themselves and not the collective interest of the entire Igbo nation. 
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The statement read in part: “No Biafra, no peace in Nigeria. Our people were killed in Southern Kaduna, over 800 persons and there is still no official statement from the President of this nation. What is more important in this world if not the lives of fellow citizens? “Our people are being killed for no reason and I don’t know if President Buhari and his cohorts are planning another civil war against us in Nigeria. When former President Jonathan was in Aso Rock, we never heard of such killings. Enough is enough. Let him bear in mind that the United Nations, UN, is watching and very  soon, he will be charged for genocidal activities against Ndigbo.” Cleric blames killings on FG’s delay Meanwhile, Anglican Bishop of Oleh Diocese, Delta State, Rev John Aruakpor, has blamed the escalation of the ethno-religious crisis in Southern part of Kaduna State on the delay of the Federal Government in getting requisite information needed for thorough appraisal and resolution of the crisis. Speaking during the diocesan monthly “Restoration Mountain” at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Oleh, Isoko South Local Government Area, Delta State, the cleric lamented the massacre of innocent Christians and stressed the need for the leadership of the country to make conscious effort to attend to the need and aspirations of the people at the appropriate time. ADEKUNLE View all posts by adekunle → PREVIOUS POST Ghost workers: Who is deceiving who? NEXT POST US hasn’t blocked $550m Abacha loot, but… —AGF You might also like Biafra: Buhari committed felony in 1983, not me, Kanu tells Court Ohanaeze: Bring back your businesses to Igboland, Nwodo urges Ndigbo Maheeda goes completely naked in Ikeja Protesters shutdown Indorama fertiliser plant in Eleme Pence defends Trump in spat with US civil rights icon Go tell it to Nigerians the optimists are leading West Africa stock exchanges’ integration: What prospect for Nigeria? Confession of Helen Paul Recommended by Disclaimer Comments expressed here do not reflect the opinions of vanguard newspapers or any employee thereof. HOME NEWS SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT RELATIONSHIPS POLITICS FORUM #VANGUARDTRAFFIC CONTACT US TEXT SIZESMALLMEDIUMLARGE Vanguard NewsA Nigerian newspaper and Online version of the Vanguard, a daily publication in Nigeria covering Niger delta, general national news, politics, business, energy, sports, entertainment, fashion,lifestyle human interest stories, etc © 2017 Vanguard Media Limited, Nigeria

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