Hold IPOB responsible for any violence tomorrow - Uwazurike

www.odogwublog.com reports that as Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, orders for a sit-at-home
tomorrow in commemoration of  50 years of the hoisting of Biafra flag
by late Dim Chukwuemeka Oumegwu Ojukwu, ( May 30th 1967 - May 30th
2017 ) the leader of the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign
State of Biafra, MASSOB, otherwise called Biafra Independent Movement,
BIM, Chief Ralph Uwazurike warned yesterday shortly after commending
newsmen in Onitsha  for playing a vital role in the society  that IPOB
should be held responsible for any
violence committed on that day.

Reacting to the sit-at-home order by IPOB through his Nnewi South
Regional Administrator of BIM, Anthony A Nwodo, he stated that "the
call to hold IPOB responsible became  necessary
because IPOB means  violence".

"The leaders of IPOB and MASSOB rival group led by Uchenna Madu, that
include, Nnamdi Kanu, Emma Powerful, Samuel Edeson among others were
sacked by our leader, Chief Ralph Uwazurike over anti MASSOB activity
that include being violence.

So when they were sacked they formed these violence groups that you
now hear as IPOB, Zionist Movement and others tormenting the people
because violence is in their blood .

To distance ourselves from them because of violence  we shifted the
30th May every year to mark the Biafra existence to now be every
22-25th May like we did this May so that any violence committed nobody
will involve us but IPOB will be held responsible"

That May 30th they said is sit-at-home will not work, I have gone to
the motor parks, markets, homes and companies and told them that if
they do not go to their work place or market because of fear of IPOB
violence that they will be regarded as cowards".

"Each time IPOB wants to celebrate her anniversary it will be full of
violence, bloody and people will associate IPOB with BIM so we  said
no this year that  our own will be held earler and we did so .

Igbo have seen what Uwazurike has been fighting for all over the
years, marginalization of Igbo by the Federal Government and thank God
recession and sickness have caught up with some of the so called
selfish leaders".