The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has accused Senate President Ahmed Lawan and the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, of been against the restructuring of Nigeria.

In a post on his Twitter page on Monday, the IPOB leader accused the duo of trying to stop Nigeria’s restructuring, urging the south to break out of the country.

Nnamdi Kanu said: “The South have been demanding RESTRUCTURING. Now, Southern Govs & Southern caucus in NASS have joined in. That’s half of Nigeria. But 2 men – the Senate President and AGF Malami are saying the North won’t entertain it.

“Dear South: Just walk away from Nigeria. Simple!”

“They [the North] have no sea but they are in charge of all sea ports in the South.

“They have no single drop of oil but own all oil wells in the South and are in charge of NNPC. They score lowest in every exam yet they are Chief Justices, AGF, Supreme Court Judges and Army Generals,” he added.

Naija News reports that both Lawan and Malami had kicked against the ban placed on open grazing by southern governors.

Recall that the governors had also backed the restructuring of Nigeria, while calling on President Muhammadu Buhari to urgently hold a national dialogue.

The article was originally published on Nigeria News