Biafra: Protect Igbo Communities in Benue Or ESN Will Move in, Ipob Charge Governor Ortom

The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB has drawn the attention of the Benue State Governor, Samuel Ortom to the plight of the Igbo communities in the state, where Fulani bandits, herdsmen are killing respected Igbos and other residents in the state.

The communique reads, “It has become very imperative that we the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), ably led by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, bring to the attention of Gov. Samuel Ortom of Benue State how Fulani terrorists masquerading as herdsmen are terrorizing Igbo communities in his state”.

“The unprovoked genocidal attacks by these murderous bands have intensified in the last week and we cannot fold our hands and watch our people killed”

The world has to be aware of this atrocity which has persisted obviously because the Governor failed to rise to his responsibility of protecting the lives and property of these innocent Igbo communities in his state.

Recently, the Fulani terrorist herdsmen disguised as soldiers and abducted so many people in some Igbo communities. Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom must take responsibility for securing these communities or IPOB would move in our gallant Eastern Security Network, ESN operatives to do the needful.

For weeks now the people are being terrorized by hooded Fulani military men on an evil mission.
These communities are living in fears and some have already run away from their homes.

We can never allow Fulani terrorists to decimate any Biafran community. We will no longer tolerate any unprovoked attack against our people irrespective of where they reside. Gov. Ortom must act now or ESN will rise to the occasion! ESN will launch a serious operation to chase the killer Fulani out of Benue if Gov Samuel Ortom cannot protect Igbo Biafrans living in Benue.

The Benue government must as a matter of urgency ensure that the Chief of Ataloga and others abducted are released, and no harm befalls them, otherwise, the Eastern Security Network will be left with no choice but to unleash its venom in the state against the Fulani criminals.

Based on our findings, the worst hit of Fulani herdsmen attack is the Ataloga community where men in military uniform kidnapped three innocent locals. The victims include the Chief of the community, Mazi Boniface; IPOB Coordinator and the youth leader of the Ndigwe community.

Further delays in their release will attract the full weight of ESN, he warned.