Biafra Restoration: Why and How Nigerian Security Agents masquerading as Fulani Herdsmen killed Obi of Ubuluku

Biafra Restoration: Why and How Nigerian Security Agents masquerading as Fulani Herdsmen killed Obi of Ubuluku

It has been revealed that the Obi of Ubuluku, Akaeze Edward Ofolue  who was recently abducted and murdered by supposedly Fulani herdsmen may have been murdered by Nigerian security forces.

A top Biafran intelligence officer, operating in the Delta state area, going by the code name “Holy-Eyes” disclosed that late Akaeze Edward Ofolue was killed by Nigeria's secret agents masquerading as Fulani herdsmen because of the crucial work the late Obi was doing for Biafra restoration.

Holy Eyes however added that the Nigerian agents were late in acting as Obi Ofolue  had long completed his assignment for Biafra restoration struggle before he was killed.

According to him, Obi  Ofolue was among leaders of the delegation that pushed the Biafran issue to the front at the United Kingdom (UK) Parliament and the European Union (EU) government.

Holy-eyes further revealed that the Ubulu-uku monarch was successful in his work for Biafra, having long submitted his report to the Biafra Restoration Committee set up by IPOB more than a year ago before the Nigerian government cut his life short.

“Nigerian government was very late in the day in killing him. If they had killed him a year ago, it would have somehow affected the struggle negatively. But they were as clumsy as ever, and the man was able to evade and outsmart them at every turn on the assignment, until it was completed,” Holy-eyes said.

The Biafra top officer alleged that Nigerian government “killed a man who was already in retirement as long as the work for Biafra restoration is concerned.”

The monarch was abducted by suspected herdsmen in the evening of January 5, 2016 along Obior/Igbodo road while he was riding in his Land Cruiser Jeep with a young Christian aide. He was a lawyer, a businessman, and a strong Christian with the Deeper Life Bible ministries.

Read More:

REVEALED! How Fulani terrorists kidnapped and killed Akaeze Edward Ofulue III (Obi of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom)

Holy-eyes said Ofolue was passionate about Biafra and its restoration efforts. He was also a strong believer in education and freedom for anyone and people that desired it.

The late monarch, who is also known as Agbogidi, Ofolue is being mourned by IPOB because he was among the hardcore Biafrans of his time. He was among leaders of the delegation that pushed the Biafran issue to the front at the United Kingdom (UK) Parliament and the European Union (EU) government.

He said following the leakage of the above information, Obi Ofolue told the Biafran leadership how Nigerian security agents have been on his trail under different kinds of disguises.

Holy-eyes also disclosed that part of the work Ofolue did for IPOB was arranging the worldwide demonstrations, which the blue-print was submitted more than a year ago.

“You see our worldwide demonstrations? That was part of the work his committee did. You see how smooth and effective the protests have been, then you will know that our brother was a genius,” Holy-eyes said.

The Biafra top officer stated that the struggle took an international dimension that the even the Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari and his officials were scared-stiff that Nigeria might break-up under his watch.

IPOB leadership had accused General Muhammadu Buhari-led Nigerian government of plot to secretly eliminate prominent leaders of the Biafran struggle. Holy-eyes said with the murder of Ofolue, he became the first prominent victim of Buhari’s alleged plot.

According to the top officer, since Ofolue’s body was discovered last January 20, Biafrans have been in mourning, especially leaders and members of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), who knew his worth and saw it as a big blow to the Biafran struggle.

“His death is very painful to all of us as a compatriot and a brother. We love him and would have loved him to be around when Biafran is finally restored. But we console ourselves with the fact that he did a marvelous work for us. He was a dutiful, dedicated and clinical worker. We miss him greatly,” he said.