Buhari is dead, current president an impostor – Biafra National GuardGuard

The Biafra National Guard, BNG, has alleged that President Muhammadu Buhari died long ago, adding that the current president is a “product of plastic surgery.”

In a statement sent to DAILY POST, BNG leader Innocent Orji, maintained that the current Nigerian president is an “impostor.”

BNG also stated that it would “do everything humanly possible to defend the people of Biafra.”

The statement reads: “The President of Nigeria, who is a product of plastic surgery because we are very convinced that Buhari died long time again, has also threatened our people with death.

“Upon his arrival, his maiden speech was hate speech against the people of Biafra in whose context, the word ‘destroy’ targeted the people of Biafra. We wish to use this medium and remind the people of Biafra that the product of plastic surgery sitting in Aso Rock is determined to crush us.

“The bad news for impersonator of Buhari in Aso Rock is that Biafra National Guard under the leadership of General Orji shall do everything humanly possible to militarily defend the people of Biafra.

“The people of Biafra have right to live and no man born of a woman can deny us that right. BNG led by General Innocent Orji shall oppose any form of ethnic cleansing or genocide against the people of Biafra.

“1967 has come and gone; we have moved on and never again shall the people of Biafra be destroyed or crushed.

“BNG under the leadership of General Innocent Orji shall resist the crushing of our people because that was why His Excellency Dim Chukwuemeka Ojukwu gave him the rank of General.”

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