These Arewa youths are obviously misguided. I don't know how agitation for Biafra affects them. Must Igbos leave the north because they want Biafra? I don't understand why some Nigerians reason like they are still in the stone age.

Biafra or no Biafra, we all still have a common identity- we are Africans (the black race). There are hundreds of thousands of Ghanians and other Africans in Lagos and all across Nigeria. Should we give them quit notice because they are not from our country? Are these northern youths becoming like the xenophobic South Africans or simply trying to actualize a sinister motive of having the Hausa led Nigeria military take over from Osinbajo via a coup after plunging the entire country to chaos?

The ultimatum is totally unnecessary as long as Igbos in the north remain law abiding and peaceful. I'm not at any time aware that they have caused loss of lives and properties in the north as a result of their clamouring for secession.

I quite agree there is need for referendum so the Igbos can decide what they really want by the various groups agitating for Biafra and those who are opposed to it. But let's leave our envisioned commotion in Biafra Republic for them to sort out once the majority are bent on having their autonomy. Though these Arewa youths are trying hard to tell us they were misunderstood, but there is absolutely no need for ultimatum and incitement knowing how volatile their environment is if truly you are only advising Igbos or trying to help them achieve their Biafra. They need to withdraw that 'Igbo must go' notice in a fresh statement to be issued and signed as the former.

So if OPC and Afenifere groups start agitating for Odua Republic now, they will issue another eviction notice or if the Niger Deltans wants to become independent they will also evict them. As some say, those instruments of destruction who will unleash mayhem can only identify two Nigerian groups- Hausa's and others.

As a full blooded Yoruba man, I condemn the action of these misguided and insensitive youths. I believe in one Nigeria and also in freedom of expression and identity.