Hej Biafrans,It is my pleasure to inform that a petition has been created on the Biafra agenda which will be discussed by the British Parliament if it get 100,000 or more signatures.

Support the sucession of Biafra from the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

We, the undersigned Indigenous peoples of Eastern Nigeria are demanding separation from Nigeria through a peaceful referendum as we have no religious, cultural similarities between them and the rest of the Nigerian state.The future of our children and land depends on our right to self determination.

We want the Government to support conducting a referendum and subsequent pull out from the federal republic of Nigeria.

Click this link to sign the petition:
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/332138/sponsors/new?token=qRwjypNRtv2HgayR3i8N

Its OK, na pass I dey pass oh.

Goldp5988:
Its OK, na pass I dey pass oh.

no road here.behave urself

Even yesterday two Yoruba men joined the Biafran agitation

agulion:
Even yesterday two Yoruba men joined the Biafran agitation

The day before yesterday, two Fulanis joined Biafra too

You're asking for just 100,000 signatures? Ask for a million and you'd get it!

Just added my own signature. Apparently, it's just for UK residents only.

Count I and my family out from IPOB/Kanu led Biafra. A leadership of illiterates, touts and never do wells.
When a new group is formed that understands diplomacy, I’ll have a change of heart.

UdechiHD:
Count I and my family out from IPOB/Kanu led of Biafra. A leadership of illiterates, touts and never do wells.
When a new group is formed that understands diplomacy, I’ll have a change of heart.

Stay there waiting for a 'new group that understands diplomacy' to be formed, while your ethnicity is being decimated by the day!

You think your 'one Nigeria' does diplomacy?

UdechiHD:
Count I and my family out from IPOB/Kanu led of Biafra. A leadership of illiterates, touts and never do wells.
When a new group is formed that understands diplomacy, I’ll have a change of heart.

you are needed at amotekun

PROUDIGBO:


Stay there waiting for a 'new group that understands diplomacy' to be formed, while your ethnicity is being decimated by the day!

You think your 'one Nigeria' does diplomacy?

he is ewedu

Brooklynsouth:
he is ewedu

Yeah, another illiterate and worshipper of god Kanu. Lol! Ndi uchu.

So quick to castigate your fellow tribesmen as outcasts because they don’t want to be lead by a brainless miscreant. It’s in you peoples blood, y’all will never change.

UdechiHD:
Count I and my family out from IPOB/Kanu led of Biafra. A leadership of illiterates, touts and never do wells.
When a new group is formed that understands diplomacy, I’ll have a change of heart.

with all your diplomacy you couldn't form such a group before kanu , you let him beat you to it. And here you are ? And when massob was there how come you were no where too useless tri-pob man. Where is your re-pob ?

Biafra that South East Elites have been exchanged for pot of Isi ewu..

UdechiHD:
Yeah, another illiterate and worshipper of god Kanu. Lol! Ndi uchu.

uchu gbukwa gi. So why did you not join mobin? Have you even in the least become part of ohanaeze? Am so sure you even listen to kanu's broadcasts. Why not form ur own group

Emyogalanya:
uchu gbukwa gi. So why did you not join mobin? Have you even in the least become part of ohanaeze? Am so sure you even listen to kanu's broadcasts. Why not form ur own group

Is it by force to join a terrorist group called ipob?

Must every igbo be ipob?

Cherez ur attention is needed here.. See these guys castigating their fellow igbo man bcox he doesn't support ipob... Chaiiii

PROUDIGBO:


Stay there waiting for a 'new group that understands diplomacy' to be formed, while your ethnicity is being decimated by the day!

You think your 'one Nigeria' does diplomacy?

Forget him, he thinks diplomacy works in Nigeria. He is on a long thing

Mumu People

UdechiHD:
Yeah, another illiterate and worshipper of god Kanu. Lol! Ndi uchu.

Idiots are better than them!

marriagebyigbo:


Is it by force to join a terrorist group called ipob?

Must every igbo be ipob?

Cherez ur attention is needed here.. See these guys castigating their fellow igbo man bcox he doesn't support ipob... Chaiiii

I support freewill of which the guy you quoted is wrong and I'm also of the opinion that IPOB isn't a terrorist group.
What rationale makes IPOB a terrorist group? They're only asking for a state of their own, isn't that freewill too?
@Emyogalanya, people are entitled to their opinions, like I for one will never want an Nnamdi Kanu as a leader though all he predicted about somethings are true. NK needs to tone down his vituperations.
I want a better unified Nigeria (which I doubt) else balkanisation.

Brooklynsouth:
he is ewedu

I wonder what your so called Biafra will look like,it's obvious I people don't want anything contrary to your opinion.Your fellow Igbo man made a comment I aren't satisfied with n u label him ewedu,d earlier the better u realise yorubas aren't your problem

Boko haram and Amokekun terrorists don already full here.

Even those pretending to be Igbo.

Cherez:
What rationale makes IPOB a terrorist group? They're only asking for a state of their own, isn't that freewill too? like I for one will never want an Nnamdi Kanu as a leader though all he predicted about somethings are true. NK needs to tone down
I want a better unified Nigeria (which I doubt)

You guys are getting ipob issues wrong. For the people its all about biafra and not about kanu, ipob and thier style. Whoever comes up with something towards it is welcome. Just study how it moved from ojukwu to uwazulike and to kanu. the following was from the grassroots and it was massive. Cos at various times these people stood out for the common idealogy of biafra. Any day kanu goes off and a better man comes on board we follow 100% for now ipob is on course. And the people believe him and i know even nigeria now takes him very serious so why should we not take him serious. Anyone who wishses ipob dead should come up with something better first for now its ipob

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marriagebyigbo:


Is it by force to join a terrorist group called ipob?

Must every igbo be ipob?

Cherez ur attention is needed here.. See these guys castigating their fellow igbo man bcox he doesn't support ipob... Chaiiii

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ooooooooh sorry I would have signed but is only for UK residents and citizens of UK, I want Biafra to come quickly

IamWonderful:
ooooooooh sorry I would have signed but is only for UK residents and citizens of UK, I want Biafra to come quickly

send it to your brothers who are UK residents.

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Eastern people this na Igbo people petition

You want the British to give us Biafra?

So that they give you a devilish condition that puts you in perpetual slavery?

Una well done.

Cherez:

I support freewill of which the guy you quoted is wrong and I'm also of the opinion that IPOB isn't a terrorist group.
What rationale makes IPOB a terrorist group? They're only asking for a state of their own, isn't that freewill too?
@Emyogalanya, people are entitled to their opinions, like I for one will never want an Nnamdi Kanu as a leader though all he predicted about somethings are true. NK needs to tone down his vituperations.
I want a better unified Nigeria (which I doubt) else balkanisation.

Adding other people against their will in Biafrans make them a terrorist group