JUST IN!! Biafra: IPOB Agitating Group Set to Partner Israeli Business Men For Job Creation - Nnamdi Kanu

IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in his New Year message to Biafrans said there are plans by IPOB to start creating job opportunities to unemployed Biafrans scattered all over the places. Part of his New Year message reads thus:

“IPOB will be launching a social warfare public works scheme across the length and breadth of Biafra land in an effort to use our God given talent and skills to develop and improve our land even prior to the coming of Biafra, because political office holders we had hoped to do it for us are more preoccupied with stealing as much of our common wealth as possible.”

“We IPOB are going to do the little we can to stop our young people from trekking from our land to Europe that have resulted the death of so many young people. This scheme will equally address the issue of lack of infrastructure as IPOB will embark on minor road repairs, the rehabilitation of dilapidated primary schools, maintenance of drainage system in areas prone to flooding due to blockages in the sewage system like Aba, Owerri, Onitsha, Abakaliki and Igweocha.”

“A welfare outreach team will be created to provide assistance in public places to those who cannot help themselves. There will be massive job creation in various sectors of economy where raw materials can be locally sourced to help drive down the rate of unemployment especially among young graduates.”

“Our people, towns and villages will be our top priority, as we begin to demonstrate the mindsets that will guild us into Biafra. Its no longer about saying IPOB one family, we are here to demonstrate that we are indeed one Family. We are in discussion with Israeli business men to help facilitate the creation of high tech farm settlements, Small-scale Industrial packs in Cross River, in Delta, Imo , Ebonyi And Benue state for now……. Should the scheme prove successful, of course it will, we shall roll it out across Biafra land.”

Compiled by Emeka Gift

For Family Writers Press.