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The text discusses various issues related to the Igbo people and their quest for self-determination. It highlights the launch of a Saro-Wiwa Re-Burial ceremony and interment for the late Ken Saro Wiwa, the movement for the actualization of a sovereign state of Biafra, and a counter-move against Senator Nzeribe's bid to unseat President Obasanjo. The text also mentions the marginalization of Igbos in the present political equation and the persistence of MASSOB in its clamour for the actualization of a Biafran state.

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The text discusses various issues related to the Igbo people and their quest for self-determination. It highlights the launch of a Saro-Wiwa Re-Burial ceremony and interment for the late Ken Saro Wiwa, the movement for the actualization of a sovereign state of Biafra, and a counter-move against Senator Nzeribe's bid to unseat President Obasanjo. The text also mentions the marginalization of Igbos in the present political equation and the persistence of MASSOB in its clamour for the actualization of a Biafran state.

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