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Non-creation of Oduduwa and Biafra Republics is invitation to war – Fani-Kayode

Admin June 7, 2017

Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has claimed that those saying no to the creation of Biafra and Oduduwa, are “making war inevitable”. The fiery former minister and commentator on national issues was responding to Senator Shehu Sani’s remarks, that the people behind the Biafran agitation “are a new generation of young men and women, who have not experienced war and have not suffered from the war and have not seen the consequences of wars.”

Fani-Kayode said that the two entities must be separated from Nigeria or there will be war.

He wrote on his Twitter page on Tuesday: “Those agitating for BIAFRA have not seen WAR” – Sen. Sheu Sani.

“Those that are saying no to BIAFRA and ODUDUWA are making WAR inevitable.”

As a panacea to the mounting agitations, Sani had advised the Federal Government not to use force in addressing the Biafran issue but to deploy dialogue. He cautioned that the use of force would escalate the matter beyond people’s imagination.

 

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