Biafra
Nnamdi Kanu Digs Out Old Newspaper To The Amazement of Many, See What The Newspaper Is Saying (Details below)
Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), recently took to his Twitter account and shared a newspaper that is over 50 years old now. The details of the newspaper amazed everyone.
It talked about the Aburi agreement for restructuring. For quite a long period of time now, some group of people have been opining that the country should be restructured due to some perceived marginalization of some regions in the country.
Nnamdi Kanu who took to his official twitter handle today, asked the Fulani populace if they have got the restructuring they are looking for yet.
According to Nnamdi Kanu, he said Aburi Accord restructuring was meant to restore normalcy in Nigeria but some group of people including the Fulani said no.
He said now that it’s over 50 years now, the same group of people who rejected the same restructuring Aburi propagated are now the ones calling for it.
The post by Nnamdi Kanu amazed many of his followers. Many of them spoke about the issue of restructuring.
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