Nnamdi Kanu, Leader of the proscribed separatist group, IPOB, has said any Igbo indigen who chooses not to obey a sit-at-home order it issued three weeks ago deserves to be stoned to death.
After IPOB issued the order weeks ago, the Nigerian Police swiftly issued a counter order, saying the group's sit-at-home call should be disregarded.
However, Kanu, in a live broadcast from London on Thursday, explained that the IPOB order is to honour victims of an alleged genocide carried out by Britain at the instance of the Nigerian government against Igbos during the Biafran war, almost 50 years ago.
The drifter condemned the FG's recent recognition of June 12 as the country's new Democracy Day through a Bill alleging a total bias. He said instead of remembring the 6 million victims of the civil war, the Nigerian government chose to honour only one man, Moshood Abiola.
His words: “They must be mad and insane. Anybody who fails to sit at home on May 30th deserves to be stoned to death.
“Now the same band of God forsaken Fulani slaves in our midst is telling us not to honour over 3.5 million victims of genocide and the brave men that fought to keep us alive.
“What a bunch of soulless evil men? They are telling us not to honour our own people because an Igbo man or any Biafra for that matter is not worthy to be honoured in Nigeria.
“These are the same people whose politics of acquisance and compromise put us in the mess IPOB is trying to fix today. We must send a clear, unambiguous message to these Fulani slaves in our land that we must honour our brave fathers and mothers that fought for us.
“We are going to sit at home on 30th May to remember and honour over 3.5m Biafrans killed by Britain through Nigeria”.
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