An author, Nnaemeka Okere has advised the Independent People of Biafra (IPOP) and other agitators to use dialogue and peaceful negotiation to realise their ambition as prescribed by his book “Blood at Noon’’.
Okere made the call on the sidelines of the launch of the book on Saturday in Abuja.
The Imo born writer said the book came out at the right time to set the record straight about the current agitations in parts of the country.
“ Currently, there are agitations here and there in the country. Some people are asking for separation, session, disunity and what have you.
“This book is a reminder of the carnages of the past; that is the civil war. It is a reminder, especially for those of us that were not born when the war was fought,
“This is also a reminder of the consequences of war. Nobody is ready to suffer…
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