By PAMELA EBOH, Awka

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has called on world leaders and the international community, especially America, Israel, European Union and civilized nations across the globe to prevail on Nigeria and Cameroon to allow Biafra and Ambazonia to conduct their referendum to decide their fate.

The group said that the independence of Biafra and Ambazonia and Biafra are the only thing that can guarantee peace in the gulf of Guinea and the African sub-region.

A statement on Sunday signed by IPOB Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, said: “We signed MOU for collaboration in our struggle for independence. We shall continue to work together as brothers and the oppressors understand our resolve to synergise, hence their morbid fear and anxiety.

“The agreement and MOU have come to stay and nothing can change it.”

IPOB said it is aware of the security and border meeting in Abuja between the two oppressive and terror sympathising countries, Nigeria and Cameroon.

“We are aware that both countries enjoy the spilling of the blood of their innocent citizens by both terrorists and security agents pretending to be combating insurgency.

“The meeting in Abuja between both countries shows the fear of the agreement Biafra and Ambazonia. The agreement between the two emerging nations has become a nightmare to Nigeria and Cameroon but unfortunately, there is nothing they can do to stop their emergence.

“If Biafra was able to survive the 1967-1970 civil war and genocide by Nigeria supported by Cameroon, West African countries like Ghana and its security agents that we shall also triumph over whatever plot they hacth against us now. Biafra and Ambazonia have been divinely ordained to come, and they are at the threshold.

“No antics of Nigeria and her partner in crime can stop Biafran and Ambazonia actualisation.

“The Nigerian President Muhamnadu Buhari, and Paul Biya of Cameroon should be held responsible for whatever happens to Biafrans and the good people of Ambazonia and Biafra,” IPOB added.

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