The pioneer of the Indigenous people of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has exhorted President Muhammadu Buhari to give a superior contention in taking care of calls for withdrawal and rebuilding.
He said this at his nation home in Afaraukwu Ibeku, Umuahia, while responding to the President's request against IPOB, and other disturbing gatherings.
He cautioned that Buhari's request of power to take care of national issues would yield no outcomes, including that the general population must not be "railroaded into capitulating to terrorizing."
Nnamdi Kanu said Buhari should realize that there are better approaches to deal with issues that worry the development and advancement of the nation as opposed to turning to danger or terrorizing of the citizenry into having confidence in his course.
Kanu stated: "In this open deliberation for flexibility, everyone must be heard. Buhari should overcome me with the prevalence of his contention not AK 47.
"A few people rapidly plan of action to viciousness, loathe and terrorizing in light of the fact that they have lost the power of contention."
He demanded that the President wasn't right to contrast IPOB with Boko Haram.
"It is the continuation of Buhari's tyrannical and unwholesomely undemocratic way to deal with administration.
"I think that its unsatisfactory and offending that some person chose by the general population can pivot and direct to them how he needs them to act," Nnamdi Kanu included.
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