We Have No Plan To Change Our Legal Team – IPOB

We Have No Plan To Change Our Legal Team – IPOB
IPOB Leader and some of his lawyers
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The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), on Monday, disclosed it has no plans to change its legal team contrary to insinuations making the rounds that they have been replaced.

A statement by the spokesperson of the group, Emma Powerful noted that the rumours being spread by their enemies were only intended to cause disaffection among the members. Powerful, however, urged the public to disregard such, maintaining that the thought was never contemplated.

He said: ‘IPOB has no issues with our legal team, led by Ifeanyi Ejiofor. Our legal team has done us proud in all ramifications. We still repose confidence in our brilliant legal team which has shown competence, capacity, and prowess in all our legal matters.

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It’s only those who are intimidated by the capacity of our legal team that are behind this imaginary speculations.

‘For the avoidance of doubt, IPOB has no plan to change Ejiofor or Aloy Ejimakor and other members of our formidable and erudite legal team. We appreciate their efforts and sacrifices towards the fight for justice for our leader and other detained Biafrans.

‘We know the antics of the masterminds of this media propaganda. They simply want to cause bad blood among this global movement but we are ahead of their lame strategy.’

Meanwhile, Presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu has claimed that Nigeria was included on the list of religious violators after Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, paid millions of dollars to spread falsehood against President Muhammadu Buhari-led government.

The Senior Special Assistant, Media, and Publicity to President Buhari stated this while reacting to the removal of Nigeria from the religion blacklist by the Biden-led government of the United States of America.

 

AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK

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