Herdsmen, other killings: Igbo, Yoruba groups begin joint security training — IPOB

TNT Newsline June 15, 2021 23

 

Following the murders in southern Nigeria by suspected militant herdsmen and other hoodlums, volunteer forces from Igbo and Yoruba separatists have reportedly commenced joint security training operations to defend the territories of both regions.

IPOB spokesperson, Emma Powerful, who disclosed this in a statement on Monday, noted that the personnel will be voluntarily picked from both the southern and the eastern part of the country.

The statement reads:

“This is to put the Nigeria Government and her security agencies in Nigeria on notice that Biafra and Oduduwa have further strengthened their bond as one people, following the joint training of personnel from both sides. This joint volunteer force will secure the territories of Southern Nigeria against ‘foreign Fulanis terrorists and any unwarranted aggression from any external force.

“Oduduwa and Biafra Volunteer Force demand immediate end to the ongoing genocide against the people of Biafra and immediate demilitarisation of Biafraland as we are now ready to defend our territories against aggression. The killing and abduction in Biafra and Oduduwa land must stop immediately.

“We reiterate that an attack on Oduduwa land is an attack on Biafra and an attack on Biafra is an attack on Oduduwa. This is the bond the Fulanis tried for many years to destroy but today, the new generation of Oduduwa and Biafra have risen to say no to divide and rule.

“We are on the threshold of history because we are stronger together. Today we have trained together, dined together and drank together. Should duty call for it, we shall die together in defense of the entire South. We shall defend our land together, this is historic day for both nations,” Powerful said. (Daily Sun)

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