MASSOB unveiled as major Niger Delta Avengers supporter

 – MASSOB has pledged its full allegiance to the Niger Delta Avengers

 – The pro-Biafra group has praised the militant group for its recent activities

 – The avengers has carried out a string of sabotage attacks in the region recently

The Movement for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) pledged its total allegiance to the Niger Delta Avengers on Saturday, along with other pro-Biafra groups operating in the Niger Delta region, the Daily Post has reported.

The Niger Delta Avengers has carried out a series of bombings in the Niger Delta region and also threatened to assassinate President Muhammadu Buhari if he visited Ogoniland in Rivers state.

Along with pledging allegiance to the militants, MASSOB is also demanding the release of Radio Biafra Director Nnamdi Kanu.

MASSOB protests have become more frequent and vocal recently

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In a statement signed by the national leader of MASSOB, Comrade Uchenna Madu, MASSOB is glad that the Avengers have shown consistent support for actualizing Biafra.

“The consistency, selflessness and pragmatism of these Biafra warriors gladdens our hearts,” Madu said.

“It shows and proves the positiveness [sic] and acceptability of Biafra by our brethren across the Niger.

“It also rubbished the earlier diversionary, cowardice, stupid and negative comments, statements and positions of some leaders of ethnic nationalities of the South South who are being brainwashed by Hausa Fulani Yoruba oligarchies against Biafra.

“The activities of the current warriors in the Niger Delta is a natural confirmation that Biafra stretches towards the gulf of Guinea. The natural inhabitants and indigenous people of these lands are Biafrans by birth but Nigeria by citizens.”

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