LEADER of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Chief Ralph Uwazuruike has renewed his call on the United Nations to accord Biafra recognition.
Speaking through the National Deputy Director of Information of MASSOB, Mazi Chris Mocha, Uwazuruike insisted that Biafra had everything needed to govern itself.
He accused the UN of not being proactive in tackling the problem of the oppressed people in Nigeria “till it degenerated to civil war or genocide.”
The former Eastern Nigeria, he said, had a population of over 40 million people who said did not share common culture and tradition with the Hausa-Fulani of the North and Yoruba of the South West.
He claimed that the United States had classified Nigeria, Somalia, Ethopia and Sudan as failed states, which needed to be divided between 2011 and 2015. Uwazuruike said it was only Sudan that was split into two in July 2011.
Uwazuruike appealed to the UN to facilitate Biafra sovereignty to save the region further trouble.
Meanwhile, MASSOB has scored the celebration of its 16 years of struggle high.
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