Biafra: What Ooni of Ife said in regards to banishment of IPOB

Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, has objected to the assertion made by South-East Governors that individuals from the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, are psychological militants. 

Ogunwusi said individuals from the gathering ought not be viewed as fear mongers since they were just looking for equity and value. 

The ruler made the comment on Friday when he paid a civility visit to Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu. 

Ogunwusi additionally alluded to the Nnamdi Kanu-drove gather as the Indigenous People of Brighter Nigeria, IPOBN. 

The ruler asked government should tap and channel the energies of instigators towards building a superior Nigeria. 

He supported for legitimate re-introduction as a panacea to negative inclinations. 

As indicated by Ogunwusi, "There is something that is flanking them; there is something that is making them to cry. 

"We ought not discard them; we should move them nearer in light of the fact that the adolescent of this nation are the future, the vitality, they are the pulse of this nation. 

"We should outline the course of getting things done with positive vitality. I need to tell you that you are not the only one in this. 

"We remain by you emphatically in an exceptionally dynamic way. We remain by you; we as a whole should meet up to fabricate a unified Nigeria. We don't need any war; we don't need any breaking down. 

"The issue going up against Nigeria remains the powerlessness to tackle the possibilities and weld together the assorted varieties to make a solid, joined nation"