Alhaji Lai Mohammed |
The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has approached Nigeria's worldwide accomplices to assign the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) a fear based oppressor association.
The Minister decided in his article, entitled "Frustrating Terrorism in Nigeria", which showed up in the US daily paper 'Washington Times' on Thursday, twelfth Oct. 2017
He contends that IPOB's activities qualify the gathering as a fear based oppressor association in many purviews.
On twentieth Sept 2017, the Federal Government of Nigeria prohibited IPOB, which has been viciously upsetting for a different state in the South-East.
"The fear uncovers their advantage. They take on the appearance of a dissenter development, yet they jeopardize the very individuals they claim to speak to. In all actuality, IPOB thinks about IPOB and nothing more," Alhaji Mohammed said.
Utilizing the expressions of IPOB pioneer Nnamdi Kanu, for example, "On the off chance that they neglect to give us Biafra, Somalia will resemble a heaven contrasted with what will happen to that 'zoo' (Nigeria)." "I don't need serene actualisation (of Biafra)"; "We require firearms and we require slugs"; "In the event that they don't (give us Biafra), they will pass on," the Minister uncovered IPOB as a fear based oppressor association like ETA in Spain, the Tamil Tigers was in Sri Lanka, and the PKK is in Turkey (every one of whom are restricted by the U.S. State Department).
He clarifies that this organization won't commit an indistinguishable error from the past in enabling fear mongers to catch arrive.
"The administration emphasizes its interest to its universal accomplices to forbid the association, and in doing as such, keep it from the assets which gives it sustenance. Nigeria has quite recently crushed one preventable psychological militant insurrection. This one must not be allowed to get a decent footing," the Minister composes.
Lai Mohammed asks universal accomplices to forbid IPOB
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