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Boko Haram Will Never End Until Biafra Gains Freedom –Uwazuruike


 Leader of the Movement for the Actualisa­tion of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, said that the war against Boko Haram would never end unless Bi­afra becomes an independent nation.
Uwazuruike, who spoke through his Deputy National Information Officer, Mazi Chris Mocha in Nnewi, Anambra State maintained that insurgency would con­tinue to spread if Igbo are not allowed to go to their 'prom­ised land'.
He said the Biafran agita­tors had nothing in common with Boko Haram or any violent group but maintained that it would be logical and reasonable enough to allow any group in Nigeria like MASSOB that clamoured for self-determination to actual­ize its dream.
Uwazuruike insisted that since the Igbo had insisted to be on their own, the Federal Government has no other op­tion than to allow them go, adding: "We are not fighting for our independence through violence or in violation of the law."
Speaking in Lagos, Uwa­zulike urged Ndigbo to come together with the goal of speaking with one voice in the common interest of the Igbo race.
Uwazulike made call dur­ing this year's annual New Yam Festival organised by Eze Ndigbo of Lagos, Eze Christian Uchechukwu Nwa­chukwu, Igbo communities and Ohanaeze Ndigbo in the state.
At the event, attended by Executive Secretary, Isolo LCDA, Hon. Segun Jubrin,, Senator Oluremi Tinubu who was represented by Executive Secretary Lagos Island LGA, Mrs Omolara, the Iya Loja general, Mrs Folashade Tinu­bu Ojo who was represented by 20 Iyalojas in the state and Eze Ndigbos in all the LCDAs, Uwazulike declared that right from the pre-inde­pendence till date, Ndigbo had contributed immensely towards the development of modern Nigeria through trade and commerce. He said this venture has made them the second most populated tribe after their host community.
Meanwhile, MASSOB has said the actualisation of a sovereign state of Biafra will take the Federal Government by surprise despite efforts to hinder it.
The Director General, Organ­isation of Biafra Film and Music Industry (OBMFA), an arm of MASSOB, David Eboson, stated this in a re­lease he signed, after the tour of some West African coun­tries for an enlightenment programme for the group's latest music album entitled: 'Ihe nwute mere umu-Bi­afra'.
Eboson advised Ndigbo in the diaspora to go for the Bi­afran international passport as their identity as Igbo.
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