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  • Updated: May 13, 2021

Eid: Biafrans More Than Ever Before Divided Along Religious Line, Says Uche Mefor

Eid: Biafrans More Than Ever Before Divided Along Religious

Uche Mefor

As Muslims worldwide celebrate Eid el Fitr 2021, Uche Mefor, the estranged Deputy-Leader of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has asserted that people of Eastern Nigeria “are more than ever before divided along religious line”.

One of the reasons Mefor’s relationship with IPOB Leader, Nnamdi Kanu, hit the rocks was because he disagreed with the Umuahia, Abia State-born pro-Biafra political activist on the modus operandi of the controversial organization.

IPOB is canvassing for the secession of Eastern Nigeria.

Taking to his known Facebook page on Thursday, Mefor wished “Biafran Muslims” Eid Mubarak.

This Facebook post caused some supposed supporters of Nnamdi Kanu to tackle him, with a user commenting that, “We are not Muslim”.

But Mefor roared back, insisting ‘Biafra - if actualised must be a secular society’.

READ ALSO: Biafra: Uche Mefor Speaks on ESN Operations, Sends Message to IPOB’s Nnamdi Kanu (ICYMI)

“Hypocrites pretending to be fighting for freedom. Whether you like it or not, Biafran Muslims in Biafraland have rights to exist and must certainly exist in accordance with freedom of worship like others,” Mefor wrote.

“I am not Nnamdi Kanu. I am not a religious bigot. Nnamdi Kanu has taken religious bigotry to a disappointingly self-destructive, discriminatory level such that Biafrans are more than ever before divided along religious line. The evidence is there--- behold the comments of the extremist religious zealots under the inspiration and followership of Nnamdi Kanu.

“But make no mistakes about this -----There must be religious freedom in Biafraland.

“Biafra must be a secular society.”

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READ ALSO: IPOB: Yoruba Youths Warn Biafran Separatist Movement Against Launching Attack In Lagos, Southwest

In a piece of related news, Kanu sent a happy Eid message to Muslims on Eid day (Thursday), albeit with a dig at the Muhammadu Buhari administration.

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