By Anyi Kings
Published On The Biafra Post
A global opinion survey reportedly conducted across various IPOB units and coordinators worldwide has revealed overwhelming support for the Directorate of State (DOS) as the preferred leadership structure of the movement.
The survey, which gathered responses from IPOB supporters and stakeholders across Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas, reflected growing dissatisfaction with the leadership of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu over allegations of betrayal of trust, double standards, internal division, financial misconduct, leadership failure, and repeated controversies surrounding the movement.
According to the concluded results, a clear majority of respondents endorsed the DOS leadership structure, describing it as more organized, accountable, disciplined, and institution-based.
Key outcomes from the global survey include:
• Massive endorsement of the Directorate of State (DOS) as the legitimate leadership authority of IPOB globally.
• Strong rejection of the continuation of Kanu’s Office as Leader.
• Widespread support for the total abolishment of the Office of the Leader to prevent concentration of power in one individual.
• Calls for constitutional reforms, transparency, and independent auditing of IPOB funds and activities worldwide.
• Majority opinion that the Biafra struggle must move away from personality-centered leadership and embrace collective responsibility.
Respondents across different IPOB units stated that the future credibility and survival of the movement depend on unity, accountability, discipline, and institutional leadership rather than emotional loyalty to individuals.
The survey concluded that many supporters now view the DOS as the most stable and credible structure capable of restoring confidence, rebuilding unity, and protecting the integrity of the Biafra struggle globally.
“The liberation struggle must be built on institutions, accountability, and collective leadership — not on unchecked personal authority.”
Anyi Kings 👑
May. 23, 2026
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