The Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) vowed that it would go ahead with activities to mark its 16th anniversary, saying that it has no agenda for violence contrary to the stance of the police.

But Abia state police command had issued a statement against the rally, the police public relations officer (PPRO) Onyeke Udeviotu, in the statement said that it would not allow the planned rally to hold as it would endanger public peace and Nigeria still remains “indivisible and united nation”.

Meanwhile the MASSOB Regional Administrator for Ikwuano, Davidson Ohaegbu told journalists at Umuahia yesterday that the event scheduled for Sunday, September 13 would be celebrated with church thanksgiving and peaceful rally hence the police should not associate it with violence.

“There is every need to celebrate sixteen years of brutalisation, sixteen years of imprisonment, sixteen years of all sorts of intimidation and harassment, but God has been so kind to us to uphold the struggle, that is why we will be going to all the churches to give thanks giving because it has not been an easy struggle,” he said.

Naija police don dey deny us our democracy

Indivisible and united? English don suffer for zoo hand.

Ok

Rochas said and I quote "divided we stand divided we fall. Nigeria will forever remain one".

Ask them the story of Biafra, they dont know

The zoo will get tired.

Normadic Movement

What has biafra got to with my kunu and kosai down here in arewaland.

Aba and Biafra.....Like bread and akara