VIDEO: Turkish businessman who visited Kanu endorsed Biafra in March
Abdulkadir Erkahraman, the Turkish businessman who recently visited Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in Abia state, released a video where he hailed IPOB in March.
In the video, Erkahraman made reference to an exhibition which Biafra agitators organised in Spain back in 2015.
He said the programme “drew daggers of faith into the heart of the Nigerian officials”.
“It was a huge success, it was a meeting that saw leaders and coordinators of IPOB from more than 60 countries of the world converse in Spain to show the Biafran genocide to the world and then to plan strategies for the next stage of the struggle,” he said.
Erkahraman said the target of the exhibition was to tell the world of the “atrocities” committed by the Nigerian state.
See video below:
Your comment.i support baifran,any person dat want to stop it is our enemy
This are the people who are killing and imprisoning another Ethnic Kurdish people (PKK) in Turkey,they are hypocrites,why can free or give Kurdish people’s party their freedom,Trouble makers.
Your comment..onochie whoever that is not biafra restoration is on his own and should consider his or conscience.
Well Well Well, Turkey is supporting ISIS not be surprise to see them supporting another terrorist organization remember the recent shipment of pump action riffle are from turkey so what do u expect… and again will you please support the breakup of Turkey… Kurdistan needs independence please and for the people of Biafra. No one give a single heck they can go their ways if the so wish… they started the war in 1967 that claims live and since then seeking for another way to start a war… lot of igbos are nothing more than just a criminal, high profile prostitution, kidnapping and drug dealers… Feel free to hates on me if you are such a criminal among Igbos there are of course good ones….
we must know that Nigeria is populous thus envy, tribalism,nepotism, marginalization and lots more will characterized her. all these aforementioned trait can be averted through division. come to think of it an Hausa man can’t live comfortably with an igbo man cos of so many differences so were is the oneness. the igbos leaving don’t spell doom to Nigeria,who knows the aftermath might be for good for both then the oneness may have been attained cost absent makes the heart grow fonder.