Freedom of Worship in Biafra

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In Biafra everybody will be welcomed, to worship anything he wishes to, even cockroach. There will be freedom of worship, in Biafra. Its not in our DNA to force anybody, you can worship whatever. - Mazi Nnamdi Kanu RBL 102.1FM

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