Mazi Nnamdi Kalu, the Supreme leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has launched an Eastern Security Network (ESN) with aim of tackling security threat in the Old Eastern Region of Nigeria that made up the defunct Biafra Nation that existed between 1967 – 1970.
Kanu made the announcement through his Facebook page in a live broadcast monitored by OHAFIA-TV News, as well as evidence of parade video of the outfit we have obtained.
Announcing the security outfit, the IPOB leader who referenced Amotekun and Miyetti Allah security outfits, said, it becomes important following the incessant killings across the country, stating that the newly launched security outfit will safeguard the forest and neighborhood in the old eastern region.
Recounting the recent killings by Fulani Herdsmen and bandits across the Northern states, including Benue (Middle Belt), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, warned that on no account should any sitting governor or any Nigerian government official doubt the resolve of IPOB to secure the entirety of South East and South South against the invading Fulani Herdsmen.
According to him, “any attempt to jeopardize the lives of Biafrans will be resisted “We have come to die for what we believe in, we have come that we may be free,” Mazi Nnamdi Kanu added.
The founder Radio Biafra also dispelled the assertion that the security network are Biafran Army. He said; “the aim of launching Eastern Security Network (ESN) is to protect lives and properties and to further ensure terrorists who had made their way into Nigeria, doesn’t have liberty to dwell in Biafra land.
“We are letting them know that our land is under occupation. We are presenting to the world our line of defense. We are determined and we will defend our land! What we are doing is no different from Amotekun or Miyetti Allah,” IPOB leader stated.
Copyright Warning!
Disclaimer
Comments expressed here do not reflect the opinions of OHAFIATV News or any employee thereof. Also, every opinion expressed in any article is strictly that of the author(s), except where otherwise stated.