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Northern food withdrawal: We will cut them off from the crude oil – Biafra group vows

Biafra Nations League, BNL, has fired back at northern groups for threatening the South with food blockade.

National Leader of BNL, Princewill C Richard, in a statement on Tuesday, said the South is not afraid of losing anything that comes from the North.

BNL also threatened that northerners will be caught off from crude oil and palm oil supply from the South.

“In other to balance the equation, we will cut them off from the crude oil, and when it comes to agriculture we will also cut them off from our palm oil,” the group stated.

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