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Fellow #Biafrans,

We must kindly continue to educate our ill-informed brothers and sisters who may mistakenly believe in the legitimacy of the so-called Biafra government in exile. It is crucial to approach this matter with knowledge and understanding.

let us guide them with wisdom, as the Igbo race is known for. By sharing accurate information, we can help prevent any embarrassment or misguided beliefs they were been fed by a self-serving agent provocateur crime minister.

It is important to note that a government in exile pertains to a legitimate government that has been compelled to flee its own country due to conflict, occupation, or similar circumstances.

For a government to be in exile, there must be an existing country from which it has been displaced.

In the case of a non-existing country, there cannot be a recognized government in exile. This is a fundamental principle.

It would have been essential for them to conduct thorough research and gain a clear understanding of these concepts rather than embarking on a fairytale show of shame.

Allow me to provide an illustrative scenario where a government in exile may be recognized. Let us consider a hypothetical situation involving a “Niger republic” that is facing a military coup. The democratically elected government of Niger is overthrown, and the coup leaders establish a new regime.

However, the ousted government manages to escape and establishes a government in exile in a neighbouring country. In such a scenario, the government in exile of ‘Niger’ may seek recognition from other countries and international organizations.

To gain recognition, they would present evidence of their legitimacy, such as election results, constitutional authority, and support from a significant portion of the population.

They may also highlight human rights abuses or violations of international law committed by the new regime.

Recognition of a government in exile is a political decision made by other countries and international bodies, which can vary depending on specific circumstances and interests involved.

It may involve diplomatic relations, financial or military support, or advocacy for the restoration of the ousted government.

Let us not forget the historical context of Ojukwu’s attempt to establish a government in exile for Biafra. Despite his position as the head of state, he was informed that a government in exile was not feasible, even after seeking refuge in Ivory Coast, which recognized Biafra as a nation.

In conclusion, it is important to clarify that there is no Biafra government in exile.

This is why MNK, as far back as 2014, rejected the idea, recognizing that it would only serve as a deception to our people with no long-term goal.

Those who advocate for the so-called government in exile should hide their faces in shame.

Ndewonu.
IPOB Liverpool Central
23/10/2023