A syndicate is allegedly selling their body parts in foreign countries, according to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The IPOB has accused Nigerian security operatives of intensifying ongoing arrests of its members and secretly killing them while a syndicate is allegedly selling their body parts in foreign countries.
This was reported by the Nnamdi Kanu-led organization in a statement issued by its spokesperson, Emma Powerful, which was received by SaharaReporters on Wednesday.
Nigerian security forces are killing and selling human organs from Biafra youngsters, according to the IPOB, which issued the statement.
"The attention of the global family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has been alerted to the ongoing abductions of innocent Biafran youths by Nigerian security services," according to the statement. It is in these hidden cells that these young Biafran youths are dehumanised and tormented, as is the case in the DSS dungeons and Nigerian Army barracks, especially the feared Abattoir Barracks in Abuja.
The Department of State Services (DSS) in Abuja is now holding over 100 innocent Biafran youths incommunicado at its Abuja headquarters. Since the beginning of the year, over 400 more people have been incarcerated at the Abattoir cell.
"According to an intelligence report acquired by the IPOB intelligence section and a reliable source, certain evil DSS operatives and army men are killing some of our people and selling their kidneys and other important human organs to human organ traffickers in foreign countries.
Those detained since February of this year include Maria Ezediaro, Ngozi Umeadi, Ifeyinwa Egole, Pastor Ebere, Mazi Okwuosha, Nnabuike Nwankwo, Gabriel Onyedikachi, Ogochukwu Unamba, and Lambert. They were arrested in Imo State and transferred to the (Abattoir) IRT unit in Abuja under the command of Abba Kyari. These individuals are being held in Abattoir along with a large number of others.
Consequently, the IPOB is calling on all Biafrans who are hunting for their missing brothers and sisters to visit the DSS Headquarters in Abuja and the infamous Abattoir army barracks in Abuja to determine whether they are still alive or deceased. According to an intelligence assessment that we have access to, seven people have been killed in the last two weeks in the country
Likewise, we are bringing attention to the world's attention to the crimes perpetrated in Nigeria against the people of Biafra. We urge on the United Nations, Amnesty International, and the international community to persuade Nigeria to bring all of the innocent Biafran youngsters who are languishing in various secret cells before a court of law rather than sentencing them to extrajudicial executions."
Source: Sahara reporters