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You're too small to decide for Ndigbo -IPOB tells south-east governors and political leaders

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has fired back at South East Governors and other political leaders in the region for disavowing them and its security outfit, Eastern Security Network, ESN.

Accusing the political leaders of being quick to disown and betray their own in their quest to appease their slave masters, the group also alleged that it was political leaders from the region that proscribed them before the federal government tagged them terrorists.

IPOB which insisted that South-East political leaders "are too infinitesimal to speak for the millions of Biafrans who are tired of being held hostage in this contraption called Nigeria", added that they know they have since lost grip and control of the masses. 

The statement released by the group's spokesperson Emma Powerful, read; 

“The attention of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) ably led by our great leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has been drawn to the purported disowning and condemnation of IPOB and the Eastern Security Network, ESN, by the frustrated South East Governors and few self-centered political leaders in the region.

“We are not however, surprised because they were the same people to proscribe us before the federal government tagged us terrorists.

“The purported statement by these shameless political generals without foot soldiers has only further exposed them as Caliphate boot-leakers. They know too well that they have since lost grip and control of the masses, hence, their desperation to regain the trust of their paymasters.

“The only publicly disowned IPOB thinking that doing so will make them regain the trust and favour of the Caliphate.

“The governors, Ohanaeze Ndigbo and the handful traitors masquerading as the Igbo political elite should wake up to the realities that they have since lost the confidence of the people. We understand the worry of these governors: They are rattled by the unflinching support and loyalty of the masses to IPOB."


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