Breaking: United Nations Moves To Grant Nnamdi Kanu’s Request To Create United States Of Biafra From Nigeria

The United Nations is set to grant Igbos independence from Nigeria, a plea Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has made continuously.

According to the United Nation’s office in Nigeria, modalities are on the way to conclude the arrangements, even though some of the governors whose signatures are required are yet to do so.

The United States Of Biafra, when granted, will comprise of the South-East states, most of the South-South states and some of the South-West states.

You will recall that the United Nation has created a new territory to be named as United Nations Organisation(UNO) State of Cameroon, a development dated since in 2003 by the former president Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria and Paul Biya of Cameroon to cede their disputed territories, Northern and Southern Cameroons to the proposed UNO new country in West and Central Africa.

The creation of the new UNO country will see Nigeria losing 24 Local government in the North-east region of the country.

The states and Local Government Areas to be affected are:

1. Borno State: The Local Government Areas to be affected are Bama, Gwoza, Ngala, Kala/Balge and Dikwa.

2. Adamawa State: The Local Government Areas to be affected are Madagali, Michika, Mubi North, Mubi South, Mayo/Belwa, Toungo, Ganye, Serti, Hong, Jada, Maiha and Jada Councils.

3. Taraba state: Seven local government areas will be affected in the state.

A total of 24 local government areas may be ceded to the new territory of the United Nations by July 10.

According to recent reports, the United Nations pledged to actualise a new State of Cameroon on July 10, 2020, and the process has commenced by the Secretary-General of UN, Antonio Guterres.

At the moment, the case for Biafra independence will commence as soon as the UNO creation is completed come June 10.