Biafra Leader Benjamin Onwuka Is A Liar! - IPOB Spits FIRE

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has accused the leader of the Biafra Zionist Federation (BZF) Benjamin Onwuka of toying with a project ordained by God.

The IPOB in a statement released by its analyst Kosisochukwu Chibudo said Onwuka was recently released by the federal government to destabilize activities of Biafra agitators worldwide.

Chibudo while describing BZF leader as a 'liar' said Onwuka is not a lawyer and only a 'self acclaimed' Biafra leader.

He also said that Onwuka had on three different occasions declared Biafra but has failed and has nothing to show for it.

"If he is a leader of any meaningful group how come it was Nnamdi Kanu and his IPOB only that campaigned for him to be released?" Chibudo asked.

He said: "He is working for Nigeria to attempt to destabilize IPOB but we are stronger than any stunt Nigeria Government can ever pull. They tried Uwazuruike and he failed, this ex-convict Onwuka will fail too."

Onwuka who recently regained his freedom on Tuesday, February 14, said the South-East region will become independent on Wednesday, March 15.

But Chibudo said: "When criminals come out to toy with a project ordained by the Most High, Chukwu Okike Abiama Himself, they set themselves up for a spectacular failure."

"Liars can never lead Biafra as another fake lawyer emerges with empty promises as before, to perform another Biafra declaration," Chibudo said.

The IPOB also made available court processes showing an appeal made by Onwuka on the revocation of Legal Practice Course (LPC) application in London.

The document showed that the Law Society of London ordered that Onwuka cannot practice as a solicitor.

The document read in parts: "The tribunal was referred to the written outline submissions and the skeleton argument on behalf of the Law Society."

"The issue of the applicant's (Onwuka) inability to register a s student member and continue the LPC was not a statutory matter. There would be separate remedies available to him in respect of that decision," the order said.