Southern Kaduna will join Biafra if Nigeria breaks up –Danfulani

The Co-ordinator of the Centrum Initiative for Development and
Fundamental Rights Advocacy, Dr. John Danfulani, has said the
people of Southern Kaduna would prefer to go with the Biafra
Republic in the eventuality of Nigeria’s disintegration.

Danfulani spoke in Umuahia, Abia State, when he paid a
solidarity visit to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra,
Nnamdi Kanu.

He said the people of Southern Kaduna “share a lot of values in
common with Biafrans,” and would not hesitate to follow them “if
Nigeria breaks up.”

He bemoaned the fate of minority ethnic nationalities in
Southern Kaduna who are mostly Christians, condemning what he
called “government’s indifference” to their ordeals following
incessant “unprovoked attacks by herdsmen.”

He said, “If Nigeria breaks up, we won’t go with the North.
Certainly, we will go with Biafra because we share a lot in
common.

“We can form a confederation based on agreement. It is better
for us because we are safer in Biafra.

“In the North, they don’t like us because we don’t pray like
them. So, it is better we follow those who share the same faith and
values with us.”

The Co-ordinator of the Centrum Initiative for Development and
Fundamental Rights Advocacy, Dr. John Danfulani, has said the
people of Southern Kaduna would prefer to go with the Biafra
Republic in the eventuality of Nigeria’s disintegration.

Danfulani spoke in Umuahia, Abia State, when he paid a
solidarity visit to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra,
Nnamdi Kanu.

He said the people of Southern Kaduna “share a lot of values in
common with Biafrans,” and would not hesitate to follow them “if
Nigeria breaks up.”

He bemoaned the fate of minority ethnic nationalities in
Southern Kaduna who are mostly Christians, condemning what he
called “government’s indifference” to their ordeals following
incessant “unprovoked attacks by herdsmen.”

He said, “If Nigeria breaks up, we won’t go with the North.
Certainly, we will go with Biafra because we share a lot in
common.

“We can form a confederation based on agreement. It is better
for us because we are safer in Biafra.

“In the North, they don’t like us because we don’t pray like
them. So, it is better we follow those who share the same faith and
values with us.”