Welcome to MJVAFRICA network......... Loading... HomeFeatured Only UN-Supervised Referendum Will Determine How Many Nigerians Still Have Fate In Their Country -IPOB FEATUREDLATEST NEWS By Chukwujekwu Ilozue On Jul 7, 2020 12:46 PM 2 4,607 Share Loading... Awka – The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) has said that the only way to determine who wants to remain a Nigerian is a referendum “where the people will exercise their right on whether or not they want self-rule or continued existence within Nigeria”. It said a United Nations (UN)-supervised referendum is a must and a right for every human being in Nigeria to unequivocally state where they wish to belong. A statement signed by the Media and Publicity Secretary of the group, Comrade Emma Powerful, said those of them “in IPOB and Biafrans, in general, expect the United Nations to supervise this referendum which will enable even those living beyond the boundaries of Biafra to equally determine their own fate. ABUJA DOCTOR REVEALS HOW OVER 2,000 NIGERIAN MEN ARE NOW NATURALLY OVERCOMING TERRIBLE BEDROOM PERFORMANCE DUE TO THIS BRILLIANT DISCOVERY. DON'T BE A VICTIM! “We want freedom for all, not just for Biafrans alone,” it said. According to the group IPOB is making frantic efforts to ensure that this happens in shortest possible time. ALSO READ Rebic Leads Rapid Milan Fightback To Stun Serie A Leaders Juventus Jul 8, 2020 12:18 AM EU Executive Expresses Concern Over Hungary’s Media Freedom Jul 8, 2020 12:12 AM The group also said it would not force or intimidate anyone or tribe because the will of the people is sacrosanct and must be respected. According to the it each individual will be allowed to decide for themselves where they wish to belong. Loading... CHECK THIS OUTSteepto Drink Before Bedtime - Belly And Sides Are The First To Shrink Green Coffee Just 1 This Trick Burns 0,85kg Of Fat Every Night! Safe! Try! Weight Loss Products 1 Cup Of This Daily Burns 5 Kg Of Fat In 10 Days! Try Tonight! Fat Burner Sponsored LinksYou May Like Register To Get Free Bet, Chance To Win Extra 1M Cash For All Orders, Best Odds Sports Betting Site MSport by Taboola It boasted that “the raging Biafra agitation led by our leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is a divine project and we are confident of securing over 99.9 per cent approval any day a referendum is held because more tribes and clans outside the South-East and South-South are indicating interest to be recognised as Biafrans”. It said the nation of Biafra will be a democratic state where the people will decide what they want and that people of various nations in the new republic shall be in charge of their own affairs while the centre will only have control over the defence of the country against ‘external aggression’ and foreign affairs. Sponsored LinksYou May Like Register Today And Get Your 13000 Sign-up Bonus!! MSport's Winning Rate is 1%~2% Higher Than Bookies! MSport The Guide To Transitioning Hairstyles For The Curly Girl's Black Hair Hub Hairstyles For Women With Short Hair Black Hair Hub Earn An Extra Income Sterling Bank by Taboola Steepto 1 Cup Of This Daily Burns 5 Kg Of Fat In 10 Days! Try Tonight! Fat Burner Doctors Have Found The Cause Of The Foul Smell From The Mouth! Premium Detox Simple Trick To Get Rid Of Eye Bags & Lip Lines In Seconds Goji Cream Just 1 This Trick Burns 0,85kg Of Fat Every Night! Safe! Try! Weight Loss Products This Trick Brings Me 3,980,000 Naira A Month! Read News & Get Paid | Earn ₦5,000 Daily | Withdraw At Any Time NewsNaira IPOBReferendum 2 4,607 Share FacebookTwitterWhatsAppTelegramLinkedinEmailReddItPinterest Chukwujekwu Ilozue PREV POST Oludare Olufunwa Signs New Two-Year Deal With Southampton NEXT POST Reps To Probe NNPC Over Alleged Withdrawals From NLNG Account You Might Also Like FEATURED Why We Passed Sexual Harassment Bill — Lawan FEATURED Survey Finds Israelis Split On Annexing West Bank Territory FEATURED Ondo Assembly Serves Dep. Gov. Impeachment Notice FEATURED [BREAKING] COVID-19: Death Toll Hits 669, 503 New Cases Reported As Total Nears… FEATURED US Envoy Arrives In South Korea As North Korea Rejects Talks LATEST NEWS Gov. Sule Promises To Prioritise Youth Development