HOPE FOR BIAFRA

"If they want a Biafra Republic, let them!" Biafrans have stated the long-awaited REVOLUTION in Nigeria!!" By Kemi Omololu Olunloyo If they want a Biafra Republic, let them separate from the rest of Nigeria. The Igbo youth have started a revolution the Yoruba and Hausa youth have long been scared of facing. It will take such a revolution to CHANGE Nigeria. Kemi Omololu Olunloyo Jobs, education, quality of life has diminished in Nigeria. As a Social media influencer and community activist, I know that social media will take this into a new direction. We have a freedom of speech and expression in the Nigerian constitution. The world will hear their VOICES. The youth own Nigeria. They have constantly been told by their teachers that they are the future of Nigeria but yet none are in government or gainfully represented. President Jonathan’s CONFAB was an example. No youth was represented, only old recycled leaders got the 12 million naira for a short useless job a

OPEN LETTER TO PRESIDENT BUHARI ON THE ARREST OF NNAMDI KANU By Ifeanyi Chijioke (For Family Writers) PRESIDENT BUHARI His excellency President Muhammad Buhari, i humbly sought your attention that you may learn through this letter the height of injustice and irresponsibility of your nigeria-led government.His excellency i can understand how confused you are that after your appeal in UN on upholding the right of people on self determination citing on palestine but here you have opposed it.His excellency you have failed to curtail or arrest the leader of boko haram who have been terrorizing and bombing nigerians,but you have easily arrested a man who is backed by freedom of speech and UN DECLARATION ON RIGHTS OF INDIGEONOUS PEOPLE.His excellency are you challenging UN and world leaders that signed the 2007 chatter on the rights of indigeonous people into law?. His excellency it is laughable that you had the audacity to unlawfully detain a man the world is aware of his existence

82nd birthday of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu 82nd birthday of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu By Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe at Rethinking Africa (Born 4 November 1933, Zungeru, Nigeria) Historian and general, arguably the most outstanding Igbo leader in history – head of Biafran resistance during the Igbo genocide, 29 May 1966-12 January 1970, when 3.1 million Igbo people or a quarter of this nation’s population are murdered by Nigeria and its allies, principally Britain; demonstrates, during these devastating 44 months of comprehensive genocidist land, aerial and naval blockade and bombardment and slaughtering of Igbo people, unrelenting purpose, poise, dedication, tenacity, resilience .

For Republic Reporters New York 2014/08/10 By Terry Paulson New York Washington,DC–Do the Christian indigenous people of Kurdistan and Biafra deserve our support in their fight against Islamic extremists? While supplying weapons to some insurgents fighting for freedom in Syria, why has the Obama administration not supplied support and weapons to those in Kurdistan or Christian Nigeria fighting for their survival? Why has the administration refused to give support to the independence of these beleaguered peoples? As ISIS expands its grip on lands in Iraq and turns its attention to Kurdistan, Prime Minister Maliki has finally sent in air support to the Kurds to stem the tide of the ISIS advance. Fearful that ISIS might capture Iraq’s largest dam currently under the control of Kurdish fighters, Maliki sent Iraq’s air force to bomb ISIS targets in Sinjar. But neither Maliki or the Obama administration have been willing to provide much needed ammunition and weapons to the Kurdish fight

IT is quite surprising how all of a sudden the so-called illegal Radio Biafra reportedly being operated by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu,said to be arrested by Nigeria govt, is increasingly becoming a source of seri­ous concern to the government of President Muham­madu Buhari, a section of the Nigerian Online Media and some Nigerian elements who are wont to believe that Ndigbo must always dance to their tune or do what suits their thinking and/or act in line with their personal and group expectations – so as to be quali­fied to be called good citizens of Nigeria or, better still, nationalists. What a beautiful nonsense! Similarly surprising is the rate at which the operator of this now all-important Radio Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, is being denigrated by the officials of the gov­ernment of President Muhammadu Buhari and their retinue of parasitic sycophants. RADIO BIAFRA Little wonder that while some of these officials now seem be dissipating a lot of energy, time and re­sources striving to o

An Open Letter To All Agitators Of Biafra Before you start reading, I want to let you know that I am also from igbo land (Imo precisely). What I write here is based on observation from current happenings and history. By Stanley Chukwunonso Fisher Stanley Chukwunonso Fisher Man in struggle for freedom tend to forget so many factors, as his mind is set on freedom, even lies are justified by him so far as he achieves his freedom through it. Achieving freedom is one thing and enjoying freedom is another thing. I have watched as the whole Biafra struggle suddenly burst into life under the present administration, cool. I have also been opportune to listen to radio Biafra a couple of times. I was highly impressed by the wealth of History and daring attitude of the said director. But before all you loyalist get carried away, I want you to read through patiently so that you don’t put your right foot in your left shoe. EXPIRY DATE: The timing of the Biafra hype is totally hypocr

A Fresh Biafran Song: A Review of Last Train To Biafra By Chuks Iloegbunam Many books have been written on the Nigerian civil war, which has turned out to be the greatest impetus to national literary creativity. The factual and fictional accounts of the war are in the hundreds. Established authors wrote some. Others are the works of those who never thought circumstances would force them into the drastic action of putting pen on paper. Last Train to Biafra Two of the best known Nigerian writers, Chinua Achebe and Wole Soyinka, wrote profusely on the war; Achebe as an instant participant, and Soyinka as a distant but no less interested party. It’s difficult to fully appreciate Nigeria’s civil war without gleaning from their writings. But it doesn’t end with the duo. There is hardly a pre-war Nigerian author that didn’t end up producing a volume – whether drama, poetry or prose – on the conflict. Most of the second generation of Nigerian writers honed their craft writing on the w

If Igbos are butchered again, Nigeria will break; Fani- Kayode warns FORMER Director of Publicity, Peoples Democratic Presidential Campaign Organisation, PDPPCO, Chief Femi Fani- Kayode Monday lampooned the Convener of the Coalition of Northern Politicians, Academics, Professionals and Businessmen, Dr. Junaid Mohammed, describing his comments that President Muhammadu Buhari owes Igbos nothing as most most insensitive, cruel and Puerile. If Igbos are butchered again, Nigeria will break Responding to comments credited to Junaid, Fani- Kayode in a message to Vanguard noted that his statements that If the igbo feel marginalised they should attempt to break away again, was most uncharitable and careless, warning that if there was any attempt to butcher the Ibos or a repeat of what happened in 1966, it would be resisted by not only the Ibos, but by all Nigerians, with attempt to secede, which according to him, would be successful. According to him, the like of Junaid must learn fr

Britain And Biafra The Case For Genocide Examined AUBERON WAUGH For as long as any Christian, liberal or human- itarian tradition survives, the year 1968 will be. remembered as the one in which a British government, for the first time in its history, was prepared to condone the mass starvation to , death of innocent civilians as a means of im- plementing one aspect of its peacetime foreign policy. Very few people in England have any awareness of the fact—like most Germans after the war, they will be able to say that they did not know what was being done in their name. Britain And Biafra The Case For Genocide Examined Although photographs of the atrocities being perpetrated in Biafra have appeared in most newspapers, the general impression given by the captions and news coverage is that the children are starving to death as the result of a famine brought about by the war. Not a single newspaper has seen fit to point out that the children are dying as the direct and in- tende

Olusegun Obasanjo: From the horse’s mouth itself. [Nigeria] is jinxed and cursed; we should all go to hell” by Olusegun Obasanjo “[Nigeria] is jinxed and cursed; we should all go to hell”! This declaration is from none other but Matthew Olusegun Okikiola Aremu Obasanjo – speaking in Ibadan, west Nigeria, in August 2013. In the speech, not surprisingly ( saharareporters.com , 13 August 2013), Obasanjo, who had been head of regime for 11 years, totally absolves himself of being a key agency in facilitating the status of his  “jinxed and cursed”-Nigeria as can be shown clearly in the following (“‘Cargo cult mentality’, Nigeria and the illusions of NEPAD”, Age of pestilence “[J]inxed and cursed”-Nigeria has the unenviable accolade of having carried out the foundational genocide of post-(European)conquest Africa against BIAFRA people, thus inaugurating the current age of pestilence in Africa. During the course of 44 months, beginning from 29 May 1966, Nigeria murdered 3.1 mi

The operator and Director of now famous Radio Biafra – by President Muhammadu Buhari-led government is, to say the least, one ignominious show of lack of good understanding of the values, tenets, practices and principles of democracy and/or democratic governance on the part of the person of Muhammadu Buhari – which is a complete negation of and clear departure from the dictates of the same system which avails him the rare opportunity of junketing around the world to be pontificating about democracy, freedom of all sorts, self-determination and all that jazz (yet these are all virtues he does not respect at the home front). The arrest and continued detention of Mr. Nnamdi Kanu The arrest and continued detention of Mr. Nnamdi Kanu Nnamdi Kanu operator of Radio Biafra and leader Indigenous People of Biafra And this whole thing about the continued incarceration of Nnamdi Kanu and General Buhari’s false democratic disposition is increasingly becoming worrisome considering the appa

The UK High Commission in Nigeria on Tuesday said the British government does not support the agitation for a separate nation of Biafra. Joe Abuku, the High Commission’s Press & Public Affairs Officer, asserted that the position of the UK Government during the Biafran War is a matter of historical record. “The UK Government’s position, which reflected the Charter of the Organization of African Unity, was to recognise the borders laid down at Independence,” he said. British Government: We are in support of corrupt entity Nigeria “The Biafran War caused great suffering and the UK supported the reconciliation work that followed the conflict. The UK supports the territorial integrity of Nigeria and President Buhari’s commitment to work for a secure and prosperous Nigeria for all Nigerians.” The expressed position of the British High commission tallies with a widely-circulated letter written by UK Minister of State, Grant Shapps, affirming a similar position concerning Biafra

WHTA DO YOU KNOW ABOUT AKWA IBOM(PART OF BIAFRA)  AKWA IBOM(PART OF BIAFRA)  The  ‪#‎ Ibibio‬ ,  ‪#‎ Annang‬ ,  ‪#‎ Eket‬ , who speak a dialect of the Ibibio Language, ‪#‎ Oron‬  and Obolo, comprising Ibono (Ibeno) and Eastern  ‪#‎ Obolo‬  people, are the largest ethnic groups. The Oro [Oron] is an ethnic group similar to the Efik, which also speak a dialect of Ibibio language and predominant in neighbouring Cross River State, and found in five of the state's Local Government Areas. Located at the Atlantic Ocean seafront are the Eket, Ibeno and Eastern Obolo people. The Ibono have similarities with the Oro and Obolos. The Igbo language is also spoken in Akwa Ibom in the northern and western land borders. The Ibibio language belongs to the  ‪#‎ Benue‬ –Congo language family, which forms part of the Niger–Congo group of languages. Despite the homogeneity, no central government existed among the people of what is now  ‪#‎ AkwaIbom‬  State prior to the British invasio

What this sickle-cell anaemia parasite in the person of Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo a.k.a ‪#‎drdamages‬ does not know about BIAFRA? The arrest of NNAMDI KANU cant stop the Biafrans from seeking freedom. If like make mockery of his arrest of his speech from now till next ten years it cant change anything rather more people will be motivated from the qualities Kanu have displayed in the past. you and your Sahara Reporters still remain unseen element.