Leader of the indigenous People of Biafra(IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu has stated that the killings by gunmen in St. Philips Catholic Church, Ozubulu, Anambra state, was supposedly influenced by Ohanaeze Ndigbo, saying he should be held responsible for the attack.

The IPOB leader made the allegations while speaking to IPOB members who visited him yesterday as his Umahia residence.

Nnamdi Kanu said:

“They have killed our people in Onitsha. They have been to the church to massacre our people in Ozubulu.

“When we ask you not to vote, people don’t understand. Those you are voting for cannot protect you. I warned you four years ago that a time will come when they would come into your house, your villages to massacre you and nobody will protect you. It has happened. Hasn’t it?

“They want us to vote in Anambra where they are killing our people; where they cannot protect us.

“The only reason why they want you to vote is because of the monthly allocation so that they can keep sharing money every month.

“They don’t care about you. They don’t give a damn about you.

“Do you know why they killed people at Ozubulu?

“The enemies are very clever. Since, I came out of prison they could not attack. They were waiting to drive a division between us and the politicians in Abuja; and your governors; and Ohanaeze Ndigbo.

“When they saw that we (Igbos) were together, they couldn’t do anything. They kept waiting. They kept giving them (South-East governors and Ohanaeze leadership) money to attack IPOB.

“The moment they started doing what they were told, the enemies knew it was the time to strike.

“Our people are not reasonable enough to understand the threat facing them.

“Tell me where in this world you have a governor like you have in Anambra, and the enemy will come and strike.

“The killing in Ozubulu is an example of how the enemy works. They first of all come and try your resolve and when you resist them, they use subterfuge to divide you. Once they see any space, they strike. Ohanaeze must know this.

“Ohanaeze Ndigbo is responsible for the death of the people in Ozubulu.

Source: www.kingsleyiwu.com.ng