The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have announced that Nnamdi Kanu’s prophecy about oil being discovered in northern Nigeria has come true.
With the finding of oil in the North, according to IPOB, the Nigerian government should endorse the actualization of Biafra.
Buhari had started the $3 billion Kolmani Integrated Development Project’s commercial production of crude oil and gas earlier in the week.
The Kolmani project, with Oil Prospecting Licence 809 and 810, is situated in the Upper Benue Trough’s Gongola Basin and crosses the borders of the two northern states, Gombe and Bauchi.
The field, which includes more than one billion barrels of crude oil reserves, will, according to the field’s developers, produce roughly 50,000 barrels of crude oil each day, bringing Nigeria’s total oil reserves to more than 38 billion barrels.
Emma Powerful, the spokeswoman for IPOB, responded to the revelation by asserting that money made from the oil field would be utilized to advance jihadist objectives.
A statement by Powerful reads: “We the global movement and family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) under the command and leadership of our great leader and prophet Mazi Nnamdi KANU confirm the answer to the prayers of our leader concerning oil discovery in the North. In one of his landmark broadcasts on Radio Biafra, he prayed for God Almighty Chukwu Okike Abiama to give crude oil to the Northern Region of Nigeria.
“Northern Nigeria has large deposits of many solid minerals that are more lucrative than crude oil. But because they thirst for oil, and because of their greedy nature to conquer others, they are ready to do unimaginable things because of oil in Biafraland. In his infinite wisdom, God Almighty Eze Chukwu Okike has settled the fraudulent contraption’s age-long problem of unity occasioned by crude oil.
“Crude oil discovery in the North will certainly settle this forced unity if indeed, they are truthful in settling Nigeria’s problem. Oil or no oil, Biafrans are not interested. All we need is a conducive environment to do our business without fear of terrorists at our borders.”
Speaking further, he said: “Now that every component part of Nigeria has oil, can we all go our separate ways and mind our own businesses?”
