IPOB plans Trump's inauguration mega rally

The Indigenous People of Biafra on Sunday ordered what it called a West African rally of its members for the President-elect of the United State of America, Mr Donald Trump.
A press statement by IPOB’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, said the rally would take place on 20th January, the day Trump would be inaugurated as President.
The march which would take place at Igweocha in Port Harcourt, Rivers state, the group said would be a convocation of its members “in Biafra, Nigeria and other parts of West African countries”.
The exercise tagged ‘IPOB-Trump Solidarity Rally’, IPOB said would be used to pray for peaceful handover to Trump, as well as further press for the release of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, and others in prisons.“This IPOB peaceful rally on 20th January 2017 will be for Biafrans, friends of Biafra and lovers of freedom all over the world to understand how resolute and committed we are towards the emancipation, realisation and proclamation of our God given right to live as free men and women in our ancestral land of Biafra.
“We Biafrans abhor slavery and subjugation of human beings in whatever form or guiseIPOB plans mega rally for Trump’s inauguration

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

SITE MANAGEMENT ASSIGNMENT BLD215

 1. Explain the principles of administration and control  2  Explain the effects of efficient site administration  3  List and explain site management functions guidline; Everybody must comment his answer by himself, before you start commenting, make sure you put your name. the number of views must be directly proportional to the number of the class roster. After commenting and sending your comments, go to the side bar and click follow. GOODLUCK.
Read more

The Papers Newspaper headlines: Trump to 'make Brexit great' with trade deal

Image
Image caption Donald Trump will offer Britain a quick and "fair" trade deal with the US within weeks of becoming president, says the front of the Times. It focuses on an exclusive interview with Mr Trump in which he says "Brexit is going to end up being a great thing". Image caption The Daily Telegraph also focuses on the Donald Trump interview with the headline "I'll make Brexit great". It says the US president-elect will be visited by Theresa May at the White House "right after" he is sworn in. Image caption The Financial Times says the government has begun to reveal its "pragmatic" negotiating stance with Brussels ahead of Theresa May's Brexit speech on Tuesday. It references comments made by chancellor Philip Hammond who has warned that Britain could become a low-tax haven if it is not given good access to the EU's common market. Image caption "Brexit? Havan help us" is the headline on the front of the Metr
Read more