Boko Haram Prison Transfer: MASSOB Cautions President Muahammadu Buhari

www.odogwublog.com reports that the Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra
(MASSOB) has condemned the decision of Nigeria government to relocate some detained Boko Haram members to Ekwulobia, Anambra state .

MASSOB in a statement signed by Comrade Uchenna Madu , the National Director of Information MASSOB, cautioned that Ndigbo and Biafrans in general will not accept such a taboo in Igboland.
The statement read in part: ‘’Boko Haram activities are a taboo in Igbo culture. Biafra land is not a dumping site for Islamic religious fundamentalist who always engage themselves in bloodletting.We are not Muslim and can never be associated with Islamic religion both good and bad attribute.

          ‘’MASSOB has discovered that this latest move of President Buhari administration to relocate the satanic minded Boko Haram to Igboland has the full back up of some foreign Islamic Religious leaders to attract the much needed presence of Boko Haram activities in Eastern region which may create damaging fears into our people so that much external pressure will mount on Ndigbo to accept Islamic religion.
          ‘’Islamic countries are not comfortable with speed wave Biafra actualization is making around the world mostly the recent United Nation recognition accorded to Biafra through UN-Economic, Social and Cultural Council (UN-ECOSOCC) during UN-ECOSOCC meeting in New York, USA from may 26th to June 2nd 2015 and also earlier recognition to Biafra by African Union through AU-ECOSOCC general meeting in Nairobi, Kenya from 18th – 22nd Dec 2014.
        
‘’ MASSOB salute the courageous diplomatic and eloquent steps taken by indigenous people of Biafra and her Supreme Council of Biafra Elders for this milestone diplomatic achievement for Biafra actualization.
        
‘’ MASSOB vows to defend Igboland from any form of external aggression, intimidation or suppression even from Nigeria government. Boko Haram in any disguise is not welcome in Igboland.