Revealed! The ACTUAL Reason Igbo People Cannot Forget About Biafra

Dr. Dozie Ikedife has demanded that the soul of Biafra will keep on living notwithstanding when those that take part in the common war bite the dust. The IPOB pioneer said the treatment Igbos got amid the common war gingered them to seek after withdrawal. He said the sit-at-home challenge was a win and a sign of the quality of Biafra Dr.

Dozie Ikedife who is the previous president general of Ohanaeze Ndigbo has said that the treatment Igbos got amid the common war won't make them overlook their disturbance for Biafra.

There has been a recharged fomentation for the withdrawal of the nation particularly since President Muhammadu Buhari assumed control power.

Dozie Ikedifesaid said the soul of Biafra will keep on living The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) that has been at the bleeding edge for the actualisation of Biafra arranged at stay-at-home dissent requiring a submission to choose the destiny of the Igbo individuals in spite of the fact that this was rejected by the president who said in the US that there would be no choice.

Today reports that Ikedife said the president is wandering off in fantasy land by saying he would not call for choice and deduction the general population will discard their unsettling.

Ikedife who is the appointee administrator of the preeminent gathering of IPOB said the awfulness of the common war was a lot for Igbo individuals to overlook.

 “How can we forget Biafra when the life of every Igbo man was reduced to worth only 20 pounds, and some of us refused to collect our own till date? “How can we forget Biafra when the reconciliation, rehabilitation and reintegration were declared after the war and the first step was to go to Lagos and rebuild the Third Mainland Bridge? “How can we forget Biafra when up till this day, the second Niger Bridge has not been constructed?
“How can we forget Biafra when for 30 months our territory was landlocked and we watched our children die of starvation? Tell us how we can forget Biafra? Tell President Buhari that we will never forget Biafra. Never!” He noted that the sit-at-home protest was a success and said even if all those that participated in the Biafra war died, the ideology will still continue to live in the children.

 Ikedife said there was compliance “not for fear of being molested, but to express their genuine quest and demand for self determination.”