The Biafra Nations Youth League (BNYL) says it may resort to guerilla movement because “we can’t continue to sit down and watch enemies massacre our people”, Afriupdate reports.
Amid insecurity in Nigeria, the group made this known at its convention in Enugu, during the weekend attended by representatives of Cameroon’s Ambazonia and BNYL leader, Princewill Chimezie.
Nigeria-based BNYL is collaborating with Ambazonia for separatist agitations.
Chimezie said: “We resolved to defend ourselves by any means possible and we are not afraid to say that because we can’t continue to sit down and watch enemies massacre our people.
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“I am afraid we may resort to guerilla movement.
“We have been most prominent in the Bakassi areas where we developed partnership with Ambazonia because we found out that Biafra has a similar problem with southern Cameroon.
“Ambazonia needs our help just as we need theirs.
“We have both had an affinity to achieve independence in different ways and the collaboration is meant to hear one another’s cry.”
About Biafra Nations Youth League
The Biafra Nations Youth League is a community Organization of youths headquartered in Bakassi Peninsula, which lies in East of the Gulf of Guinea between the Cross River State of the present Nigeria estuary and Southern Cameroon.
The BNYL was established on 3rd August 2013 in Port-Harcourt, Rivers State Nigeria following agreements by the members and founders to uphold the unity of the various ethnic nations in the Bight of Biafra.
The League is led by Prince Chimezie Obuka of Imo State and Ebuta Victor Takon of Cross River State.
The BNYL began grassroot mobilization in many towns of the coastal area and gradually expanded to the inland areas including the Igbo-speaking territory who are the majority tribe of Biafra.
The Biafra Nations Youth League have supported the actions by the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
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