A concerning development has emerged involving the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a separatist movement advocating for the independence of Biafra from Nigeria. Recently, IPOB issued a statement widely circulated on social media, signaling a shift in its strategy by declaring the establishment of a formal government for Biafra. This move is viewed as a significant step by the group, which has long aimed to create an independent nation for the Igbo people and other ethnic groups within Nigeria' s southeastern region.

The statement from IPOB has raised serious concerns, particularly due to its aggressive language, which includes a direct threat against a woman residing in Canada. IPOB claims this individual is aligned with what they describe as a " terrorist state, " and they have threatened to make an example of her.

This rhetoric suggests that IPOB is prepared to take drastic measures against perceived enemies, both within and outside Nigeria, as part of their efforts to protect the interests of Biafrans worldwide. This alarming tone indicates a potential shift towards more extreme actions, reflecting the group' s growing frustration with what they see as ongoing oppression and marginalization of Biafrans.