IPOB request UK to deny Buhari entry ‘for public good’

CONCLUSION

Mr Buhari should be excluded on the basis he poses risk to the UK public. We accept that he visits the UK on medical grounds, however Home Secretary have always reasoned that there is adequate medical facilities in Nigeria.

In any event we submit that his health issues is not up to the threshold of N v United Kingdom.

Further the United Kingdom have no moral right to continue to support Nigeria in the alter of maintaining colonial boundary when on the contrary she offered her citizens (Scotland) rights to vote in or out of over 400 years union.

Further she offered her citizens’ rights to vote in or out of European Union owing to alleged bottle neck. 

In the circumstances, we would be grateful if the Secretary for Home Department could please make an Order prohibiting Buhari from entering the UK.

The Home Secretary is also invited to reopen the kidnap of Umaru Dikko to serve as a deterrent to others. Further the Home Secretary is respectfully invited to affirm publicly that Biafrans have right to self- determination as per UN convention.

We expect to be receiving acknowledgement from the Secretary of State for Home Department within 7 days and a complete decision within 21 days.

Yours Faithfully,

Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) UK

The petition was copied to the following:

The Crown Prosecution Service

Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP (Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs)

Rt Hon John Bercow MP (Speaker of the House of Commons)

Rt Hon Jeremy Corbyn MP (Leader of Her Majesty’s Official Opposition)

Rt Hon Michael Gove MP (Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice)

National Crime Agency

Nicola Sturgeon (Scottish first minister)

Rt Hon Harriet Harman QC MP

Angela Rayner MP

Tom Elliott MP

Danny Kinahan MP

Yasmin Qureshi MP

Chuka Umunna MP

Chi Onwurah MP