Dismantle all military checkpoints in Biafra territory- BRGIE to Nigerian Govt

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The Biafra Republic Government In-Exile has urged the Nigerian federal government to withdraw all checkpoints in southeast and Biafra territory.

BRGIE, Prime Minister Simon Ekpa disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday while speaking in an X space.

According to him, the Nigerian government should be blamed for the crisis in the southeast because it militarised the region.

He clarified that Biafrans want lasting peace in their region hence the Nigerian government should demilitarise the southeast.

“We are against the Nigerian state for militarising Biafra. Those claiming we are violent should blame the Nigerian state, they brought violence while we defend ourselves. We demand to withdraw the military and dismantle all checkpoints in Biafra territory”, he said.

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Recall on May 30 that the Nigerian security forces declared a manhunt for unknown gunmen that killed attacked and killed five military Soldiers in Aba.

Alex Oti, Governor of Abia state in his reaction to the killings placed N25 bounty on the killers while calling for peace in the state.

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