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Alhaji Lawal Usman, a Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kaduna State, has advised the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)

Usman, popularly called ‘Mr LA’ told the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Zaria that the campaign lacked support from the leaders of the South East.“We have Igbo people living and doing business in all parts of the country, are you saying that this people are ready to fold their businesses and fortunes and just go back empty handed from Nigeria.“I don’t take them seriously, left to me, they won’t last more than one week, especially if the government is serious about them.

“They are also seeking for foreign funding from enemies of Nigeria who do not wish the country well,” he said. “There are Igbo businessmen and women in Kano for example doing business and living peacefully for years and they are not talking of Biafra.

 

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IPOB believes that the only language the Federal Government understand is violence.

If you are in a struggle n at a time some of ya comrades get themselves another group they treasure so much. The right thing to do is to distance yaself from them forever. Stay where they cannot reach you. Getting you will be easier,if you keep rolling with them. nosivad

Even PDP lacks the courage to speak truth to power!

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