Massob Dares FG:Launch New Number Plates

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The outlawed Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) has formally launched its number plates for motorcyclists in Nsukka, Enugu State, with a call on all Ndigbo to see their new Biafra number plates as their identity.
Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, who was represented on the occasion by Chief Larry Odimma, Aba regional administrator of MASSOB, enjoined members not to be afraid of purchasing their number plates, arguing that they had not committed any offence by so doing.
“I am here on the mandate of our leader, Chief Uwazuruike, to launch this number plates aimed at identifying Biafrans and forestalling criminal activities among people who hide under our name to perpetrate evil,” he said.
According to Odimma, the number plate would be sold to people with unquestionable characters only.
“The national leadership of MASSOB applauded the freedom being enjoyed in the state, unlike in places like Aba, Ontisha and Umuahia where members were constantly being harassed by security agents,” he said.
He sued for peace and harmony in the conduct of their activities in the state, adding that “we urge you to continue in our vision of non-violence as we march towards the take-off of Biafra government.”
In his address, the regional administrator of Nsukka, Mr Kenneth Okwudili, said the region expected everyone who shared in the dream of MASSOB to comply and get their own number plates being sold for N1,500.

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