The Directorate of State, DOS, Indigenous People of Biafra,
IPOB, worldwide has declared 23rd
September 2016 as the day for Biafrans
worldwide to protest against the continued detention of its leader Nnamdi Kanu
and for the freedom of Biafra people.
In a statement signed by its Media and Publicity Officer, Mr
Emma Powerful, IPOB said the worldwide protest will take place in all the
countries across the globe except in Biafra land and Nigeria where church
services will be held in place of protest.
The statement read: “Every IPOB member and other Biafrans living in
Nigeria and Biafra land will stay in their homes on that day.
We also ask that
all markets, schools, banks, transport companies and manufacturing companies to
close on that day in solidarity with the overall objectives of the Biafra
restoration process irrespective of your persuasion or affiliation.
Again, we call on Okada riders, Keke drivers, Bus drivers,
Luxurious bus Owners and drivers, The Nine Loaders (911 drivers and Owners) the
National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) and National Association of
Transport Owners (NATO) are advised to withdraw their vehicles from the road on
that day in solidarity with IPOB worldwide for the release our leader mazi
Nnamdi Kanu and for the total liberation of Biafra people.
We also advise
every Biafran to switch off their communication devices especially mobile
phones on that day from 8 Am in the morning to 4 PM
in the evening in solidarity.
This will let the world know including
communication companies, that Biafrans are serious towards the release of their
leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the restoration of the ancient and sacred
sovereignty of God’s nation Biafra. “The Directorate of State (DOS) of the
Indigenous People of Biafra has decided that only Biafraland and Nigeria are exempt
from street protests on this occasion however any country where there are IPOB
family units that doesn’t participate in this global event will be shut down
immediately by the DOS”.
Read more at:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/ipob-declares-sept-23-protest-day/

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