UWAZURUIKE'S FAILED COUP

The information reaching us now from a reliable source is that the leader of BIM, Raphael Uwazurike with his members are protesting in the streets of Enugu state, celebrating the Biafran fallen heroes.
Uwazurike protesting on 22nd of May 2017 instead of May 30th as agreed by all the indigenous people of Biafra has proven to all Biafrans that Uwazuriuke is not a genuine Biafra.
Uwazuruike must be seen as a saboteur, as a paid agent and also working for APC Muhammad Buhari's led government.
When our leader MAZI NNAMDI KANU was speaking against these evil men in Biafra land, calling them names, people were saying that he was harsh.
Now what is happening? Why did Raphael Uwazuruike change the plan of the indigenous people of Biafra SIT AT HOME PROTEST on 30th of May? He is more than what Nnamdi Kanu said he is.
To us the indigenous people of Biafra (IPOB) have learnt our lessons-not to be deceived by any body again.

ALL THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF BIAFRA maintained our date on 30th of MAY 2017 as our remembrance day of celebrating our fallen heroes. There is no going back on that day SIT AT HOME FOR IPOB. We are using this opportunity to let the world know that those on the streets of Biafra land with our flags are not the indigenous people of Biafra, they may be from Hausa /Fulani or Yoruba paid agents and that is why the Nigerian forces-Police, Soldiers and Navy are not after them.
They are now moving freely on the streets of Biafra land with our flags and the Nigerian police are protecting them because they are their brothers, birds of same feathers.

MAZI NNAMDI KANU REMAINS THE LEADER OF THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF BIAFRA. All of his commands must be obeyed. There is movement today in all the Biafra land because nobody knows UWAZURUIKE as the leader or anything concerning Biafra.
30th of May sit at home will sink Nigeria government and his cohorts.
The indigenous people of Biafra will honor, respect, celebrate and remember all our fallen heroes on 30th of May 2017. #sitathome.

by ARINZE CHUKWU (Abia writers)
Edited by Livingrich Ezeikpe