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Sunday 29 May 2016

Biafra groups move to Ghana, plan ways to actualise dream

Biafra groups move to Ghana, plan ways to actualise dream

FROM CHIDI NNADI, ENUGU
THE various groups agi­tating for the state of Bi­afra have moved to Ac­cra, Ghana to fashion out ways to actualise their dream, as well as release all their members in de­tention in Nigeria.
The groups are en­gaged in a meeting tagged “All Biafra Con­ference” which is organ­ised by Organisation of Emerging African States (OEAS) in Ghana.
Factional leader of the Movement for the Ac­tualisation of the Sov­ereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Comrade Uchenna Madu, who spoke toSaturday Sun from the venue of the conference in Accra said that it was the first Biaf­ran conference to be con­vened by an independent and neutral international organisation affiliated with the United Nations (UN).
He gave the names of participating Biafran groups as MASSOB, Bi­afra Liberation Council, Ekwenche Organisation, Biafra Liberation Cru­sade, Biafra National Youth League, Custom­ary Government of IPOB and some representatives of some Niger Delta eth­nic groups.
According to him, Dr. Ebenezer Akwanga, sec­retary general of OEAS, had after registration and accreditation briefed the participants on the rea­sons for the conference.
He said that the secre­tary emphasised the need for unity of purpose to­wards the actualisation of the state of Biafra.
Also on their agenda, he said, was the restora­tion and unification of all the groups irrespective of different ideologies, interests ormodus ope­randi.
His words: “Immedi­ately, the participating groups entered into fam­ily meeting, which is still on. The reasons of the conference is to strat­egise mutually on build­ing synergies and mutual understanding towards Biafra actualisation and restoration through es­tablishing a common Biafra platform that will bind the differences of Biafra groups together.
“Secondly to re-strat­egise on the more effec­tive way of securing the release of Biafra detain­ees in Nigeria and in the Diaspora.”

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