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These viral videos show buses filled with members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, who call themselves Biafra Lion Squad, an equivalent of US Marines, heading to their leader, Nnamdi Kanu’s, home in Umuahia, Abia state after last Sunday's clash with officers of the Nigerian Army. Watch the videos below

Controversial Nigerian rapper,  Eedris Abdulkareem  has shared his thoughts on the current  Biafra  struggle and its leader,  Nnamdi Kanu. In an exclusive interview with LIB, Eedris says , 'I think Nnamdi Kanu is fighting a very good cause but in a very bad way. He's still on bail, so what he should have basically done is to peacefully put together a referendum by calling on people who believe in what he's doing and also seek support from a couple of countries and take it up non violently'. He went on to say, ' you can't be out on bail and be agitating for something because that could basically lead us to war and we don't need war in this country right now. If we are not careful, what happened in 1967 may repeat itself because we have a governmnet that does not know how to go about bringing people together. Eedris also hinted that Nnamdi Kanu's long term plan may be to contest for a Senatorial seat come 2019,  'Like I said,