Like Jesus Christ, I’m tempted to back out of Biafra struggle- IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu

Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), says like Jesus Christ, he is sometimes tempted to back out of the struggle for the realization of the sovereign state of Biafra.

Kanu shared his thoughts while reacting to the recent clash between some members of the secessionist group and security agents in Enugu state on Sunday, August 23.

In a letter to members of the secessionist group, Kanu compared himself to Jesus Christ who said to God at the Garden of Gethsemane “if it be possible, let this cup pass from me” when faced with temptations.

The letter in part reads

“In my most private moments, when I reflect on this struggle and its fallouts, I have often been tempted, like Christ, to ask that this cup be passed from me. I am sure you all feel the same in many fleeting moments of despair that is common with the fragile human spirit.

So, as we mourn this latest mass murder of our people, let us all take some comfort that they didn’t die in vain, they died in honour, they fell in defence of freedom and their precious blood will be best requited by our collective and abiding resolve to never back down until Biafra is restored.”

He, however, vowed to continue in the fight for the emancipation of his people.

Franzinni:
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krokronyash:

What?

Fleshly:
Onye oshi. If you backout how are you going to get money to feed your family? Ekperimma muo!

Franzinni:
aunty is it true that krokro dey for your nyansh ?

Hmmmm pishur or I don't believe it

krokronyash:

Oloshi!!
Na your hanty nyash you want see?

SmartProf:
Sir, you didn't start it, and if the struggle remains genuine in the hearts of those who are affected, it will take another approach but continue. The outcome of secession struggles are never on the neck of one person. If the Igbos can apply a better approach to this struggle, they'll win more support from those that matter.

Franzinni:
Nice one ... KANU

I hear its cold in the UK

now a beg we need you to mobilize your billionaire friends that are loyal to you to share palliatives as we in the trenches are not seeing sun rising again o!

Vickmanny22:
speaking against Nnamdi is hard for me, no matter how hard I try to. but I feel I still believe Nigeria can be salvaged we just have to work for it together, at least for us who believe nothing is impossible.

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