‘Ganduje is under the influence of alcohol’ – BNL reacts to Igbo/Yoruba minority comment

The Biafra Nations League (BNL) has taunted Kano State Governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, for declaring that the Igbo and Yoruba are the minority groups in Nigeria. Ganduje noted that northerners own Nigeria.

Reacting to the statement, Ebuta Akor Takon, Deputy Leader of BNL and Director of Operations, BBS Media, described Ganduje as “goof smoker under the influence of alcohol”.

Takon in a statement on Friday faulted Ganduje, insisting that north is not a tribe but region. He said that the governor’s statement is laughable, adding that the Igbo is a tribe in the East, as well as Yoruba in the west, adding that the Hausa/Fulani are grouped together to make up part of the majority tribes and not the entire North, he admitted that the population of the north is more than that of the South but it doesn’t make them a tribe.

BNL said the population of the Igbo is higher than Hausa because the Igbo is the largest single ethnic group of Bantu extraction in Africa, adding the Hausa is used to boost the population of the Fulani.

He described Ganduje as “a bloody liar who ought not to be a Governor.”