– A former minister of aviation says there will be consequences if the Igbos are kicked out of the north
– Some northern groups have given Nigerians of Igbo extraction three months ultimatum to vacate the their region
– Fani Kayode is a self professed supporter of the Biafra agitation
Femi Fani Kayode, a former minister of aviation, says there will be grave consequences if the northerners execute their threat of kicking the Igbos out of their states.
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The former mister said this in reaction to the threat made recently by some northern groups.
Fani Kayode says there will be grave consequences if the northerners execute their threat of kicking the Igbos out of their states
ZENITHBLOG.com had earlier reported that Igbo people in the north have been given three months to leave the region as the clamour for Biafra continues to gain momentum.
The quit notice to all the Igbos in the region came from the Coalition of Northern Youths (CNY).
ZENITHBLOG.com learnt that the group also urged northern people in the south-eastern part of the country to immediately start moving back to their various states.
In his tweets, Fani Kayode said kicking the Igbos out of the north will not help matters in the country.
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“We want peace by restructuring and not violence. Unleashing genocide against the Igbo or anyone else in north will have grave consequences,” he added.
ZENITHBLOG.com had also reported that Femi Fani-Kayode called on Prophet TB Joshua to pray for the actualisation of an independent Oduduwa Republic for Yoruba people.
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ZENITHBLOG.com also recalls that the former minister has been a staunch supporter of the Biafra agitation and has expressed his support for Nnamdi Kanu who is the leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra.
Meanwhile, watch a ZENITHBLOG.com TV video below of Fani-Kayode speaking about what President Muhammadu Buhari told him about Igbo people.
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