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where are the answer choices i will help
i know the last one is true but im not sure about the other ones
but the last one is a definite
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The answer is below
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According to the law of Nigeria or the Nigerian Constitution, both in 1966 when Igbo unsuccessfully declared Biafra, and the present moment. It is not right for the Igbo to break away from Nigeria. The act of secession by any part of Nigeria is considered treason by the Nigerian constitution.
Hence, it is not RIGHT for Igbo to break away from Nigeria. Igbo can only do so through war, which they must win convincingly, or if the constitution is amended and a secession clause is inserted.
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