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Breaking News: Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was allegedly offered ₦300 billion and an oil well to abandon the Biafran struggle, he flatly refused, maintaining his “Biafra or Death” stance to this day.  Sultan of Sokoto 

Posted on July 7, 2026July 7, 2026 By oro1j No Comments on Breaking News: Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was allegedly offered ₦300 billion and an oil well to abandon the Biafran struggle, he flatly refused, maintaining his “Biafra or Death” stance to this day.  Sultan of Sokoto 
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In contrast, Sunday Igboho allegedly accepted ₦100 million—not even one percent of what Kanu was offered—to abandon the Oduduwa Republic agitation and support the APC. The next time you hear the name “Igbo,” respect the tribe, as their actions depict pure resilience.

Similarly, Asari Dokubo was reportedly offered ₦80 million, causing him to abandon the rights of the people he claimed to fight for. Instead, he began singing the praises of President Tinubu and turned against his own brothers, the Igbos.

This is exactly why Ibrahim Babangida noted that whenever he wakes up and hears the Yorubas beating the drums of war, he simply goes back to sleep.

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