MASSOB MOCKS NIGERIA: URGES MINISTERS, GOVERNORS TO RESIGN IF…

SHARIA, BIAFRA, TERRORISM, DISREGARD TO COURT JUDGEMENTS, OTHERS ARE OMINOUS SIGNS OF NIGERIA’S BREAK UP.

Uwazuruike led Biafra Independence movement, BIM, yesterday listed terrorism, Sharia, Biafra, Herdsmen killings, right violations, disregard to courts Judgments, poverty among others as Ominous signs of Nigeria’s Break up saying that the movement would support any conference or non-violent mass action including the government policy of Muhammadu Buhari led APC that can lead to the emergence of Biafra as a Sovereign Nation.

In a statement shortly after rising from a meeting held at Delta North Zonal Secretariat at Ubulu Uku in Aniocha South LGA of Delta State and signed by the media Assistant to Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, Mazi Chris Mocha said the unfolding events today has vindicated its earlier stand on Nigeria, stressing that the constitutional breaches by the Executive arm of the government,

• The payment of about $46.2m Us Dollars for the purchase of 7 fighter Jets by the year 2020.

• Pronouncement of June 12 as Democracy day without the amendment of constitution.

• Killings by the Murderous armed Fulani herdsmen were Ominous signs of Nigeria’s break-up everywhere.

The BIM’s spokesman further listed signs of Nigeria’s Break-up everywhere to include:

• The face-off between the APC National Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, Buhari vs Former President Olusegun Obasanjo over the $16 Billion Us Dollars power project fund that was spent from 1999 till 2007 without electricity,

• The rift between the presidency and the National Assembly over the 2018 budgetary allocations to critical projects and insertions of new projects without consultation,

• The claim of technical defeat of Boko Haram by the Army.

• The clamor for the restructuring of Nigeria before the 2019 election by Southern and Middle belt leaders forum,

• The looters list released by the FG.
•  High profile cases of looting by government officials and

• The presidential executive order No.6 are ominous signs of Break-up of the country

Going down memory lane, the statement further expressed worry that NASS members have become rubber stamps of  the executive arm as the blood of innocent lives are wasted on daily bases in different part of Nigeria. Mocha also listed the

•  Influx of ISIS fighters into the country,

• Restiveness in the Niger Delta Region,

• The petitions at the International Criminal Court (ICC) over gross violation of Human rights in Nigeria,
• The first ever mobile Police protest over unpaid special duty allowance in Maiduguri, Borno state, on July 2, 2018,
•   Islamic agenda and corruption war by the anti-graft agencies targeted at the opposition PDP members also are signs of Nigeria’s Break-up.

URGES MINISTERS, GOVS OPPOSED TO APC GOVT POLICY TO SUPPORT OR RESIGN IF

BIM has advised Nigerians holding public offices who have continued to cry out louder about the manner the All progressives congress (APC) led federal government was running the country, irrespective of their political parties, should resign if they are not comfortable with the present govt. The Biafra movement gave this advise in Ubulu Uku in Delta State amid public outcry in some quarters by the critics of APC against lopsided appointment of service Chiefs and exclusion of Igbo in sensitive positions in the country, advising such Senators, Governors or ministers not comfortable or satisfied with the APC change agenda to progress, to either resign or support the Buhari’s government that has returned Nigeria into the status of a debtor nation with nothing to show for it with an external debt burden at over 3 trillion Naira and the president promising to borrow more foreign loan.

Mocha said because of these perceived Injustices, Its founder and leader Chief Ralph Uwazuruike formed MASSOB in 1999, when in the security council membership there was no Igbo Just as Igbo man was considered unfit by former president, Olusegun Obasanjo to head the Army, Police, Navy, Air force, Immigration, DSS, Customs, prisons or NDLEA.

The BIM spokesman maintained that Igbo man was not trusted to be Nigerian President, Minister for petroleum, works and housing minister, and chief justice of the federation among others, adding that what is playing out now in the Nigerian policy was in fulfillment of the policy-cum conspiracy between the Hausa/Fulani and Yoruba tribes against the Igbo that people from the South East zone can never become president even beyond 2023.

 The statement further advised the main opposition peoples democratic party (PDP) or the ruling party (APC) either in elective or by appointment capacity to show their grievances if they are not satisfied with how the country is been run by the party to resign honorably and stop crying out louder of selective treatment, nepotism and favoritism against the government.