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Constitution Review: MASSOB flays NASS, says Biafra has reached point of no return

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Leader of MASSOB, Comrade Uchenna Madu vowed that this Arewa opposition to the national equity and justice will continue to revive the Biafra consciousness and tension in Nigeria.

The Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign state of Biafra (MASSOB), has flayed the National Assembly (NASS) over their position on the restructuring of Nigeria, restating their position that no meaningful result would come out of it especially with the Hausa/Fulani dominated Nigeria Senate.

The group argued that this latest position of the NASS on devolution of powers, restructuring and other national interest for national equity and justice is another wholesome evidence that Nigeria was handed over to Hausa/Fulani by the British colonials.

Insisting that they are not surprised that they will oppose it, Leader of MASSOB, Comrade Uchenna Madu vowed that this Arewa opposition to the national equity and justice will continue to revive the Biafra consciousness and tension in Nigeria.
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In a statement released in Awka yesterday, Madu restated that no meaningful process to restructure Nigeria will ever work because it will affect the fraudulent foundation of the system that birthed Nigeria by the British colonials, even as they hailed the northern dominated NASS for opposing all the efforts for national equity and justice that will affect the regional interest of the Arewa people.

He said that MASSOB is not disturbed by the review of the quit notice order given to the Igbos by the Northern Youths, insisting that their threat can never stop MASSOB and other pro Biafra groups on Biafra self determination.

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