76 Enugu Indigenes Abducted; IPOB Issues Buhari 72 Hours Ultimatum

No fewer than 76 indigenes of Enugu State has been reportedly abducted two days ago by men in military uniform.The army has however denied reports of arresting anybody saying the men were not Nigerian Soldiers. The abducted youths who are from Awgu LGA of Enugu State had problems with

Fulani herdsmen operating in their community. Thy accused them of destroying their crops with the cows.According to Punch news, the youths were abducted after they went into the bush to search for the women held captive by the Fulani men.The Indigenous People of Biafra today released a Statement giving Buhari 72 hours ultimatum. for the releases of the youth or failure to do so would attract 'fire for fire'
Read their full statement below
 “First, the ever recalcitrant Fulani marauders abducted two women on their way to the farm. All entreaties to release the two women fell on deaf ears. The youth of the community mobilized to free their women, but the Fulani warriors informed their kinsmen at the military bases in the neigbouring Abia State.“The soldiers stormed the community, beat up and arrested all 76 youths, bundled them to zone 9, ordered them charged and remanded in prison without as much as allowing them to make statements.“As at today the 76 youth remain locked up, the two women remain missing as Fulani supremacy reigns supreme.“The brutal show of power and arrogant display of ‘we own Nigeria’ demonstrated by the Fulani is not only nauseating but despicable.“When you add this to the brazen arrogance of display of Fulani republic flags in Ohafia, Abia State, and the provocative flying of Fulani flags in Agatu Benue State, Eket, Akwa Ibom, and many other places, the IPOB is convinced that the battle of total annihilation has been brought to our door steps by the avowed enemies of peace.“Accordingly, the IPOB is hereby giving President Muhammadu Buhari 72 hours beginning from 6pm, Tuesday 29th March 2016, to release the 76 youths of Umeneshi Community, Awgu, together with the two women earlier abducted by the Fulani fighters.“The Fulani flags flying over our ancestral land must also be removed within the same period failure of which the world will witness the first true feel of the anger of IPOB world wide. The era of consistently begging a mindless but determined enemy has suddenly come to an end. It is fire for fire. It is our generational duty to defend our honour as a people or be damned forever.”