Biafran Voices: Global Perspectives on Biafranism

Buhari left, and nnamdi kanu right. Before 2015, AHMB had attempted to govern the country again by contesting for the presidency in 2003, 2007 and 2011. However, in 2003 and 2007, AHMB had used 2 Igbos as his running mates in a bid to confuse and dodge his hatred for the Igbos but in those times, the citizenry saw him for who truly he was: an undemocratic and unrepentant tyrant. Thus, on those occasions rejected him at the polls. These Igbo sons that he had adopted as his running mates on those occasions will however not live long thereafter. They will both die in mysterious circumstances that have baffled even event watchers and which has been described in some quarters as ‘’using the blood of my enemies to prepare for my future success’’ in order to have the opportunity to deal with them. In the run up to the 2015 elections, the tyrant will however be repackaged and presented as a REPENTANT DEMOCRATIC who was now ready to abide by democratic tenet and who has mellowed down on

Nigeria founding fathers. “ D o you think we really love one another in this country? Do you think the Hausa man truly from the deepest bottom of his heart loves the Igbo or the Ijaw man and other ethnic Nationalities in the old Eastern Nigeria; or the Yoruba man truly loves the Hausa-Fulani man or the Igbo man Truly loves an Oduduwa man?. As for me, Comrade Makanjuola Adigun Muhammed, a proud and typical Yoruba Nationalist, loves everybody within the context of universal humanity see; I am talking to all those reading through this significant message that I love everybody. But probing sermon of love to those “Nigerians” I had met in the cause of my sojourn on earth who are few in numbers; Yes, few individuals but I was not referring to these few “Nigerians” or few individuals like shehu, Emeka or preye or Bola or Idris loving outside of their ethnic camps. I am referring to corporate love, corporate trust, corporate pursuance of one vision, mission and goal as one Nation t

Nigeria Map T here are a thousand and one reasons why Nigeria as a matter of urgency must split up along ethnic/cultural lines as soon as today. (The emphasis here is on the now for very obvious reasons). These are some of them: 1. Nigeria as a third-party construct was put together without due consent of the actual members of the union or taking into consideration the feelings and cultural sensitivities of any of the people concerned. 2. The union from the onset is faulty because the fundamental ingredients that make any social contract or society work were lacking. Such a thing like religious/cultural affinity is just non-existent amongst the peoples of Nigeria. 3. It is believed that all successful unions, relationships, marriages, societies, etc are those in which members can communicate among themselves in a clear language that every party to the arrangement understands. Therefore the most important element in forming a union that works becomes the commonality of languag

Date: 1967 - 1969. Note: The U.S. Army illegally invaded and bombed Vietnam and more recently, Iraq. When they returned, the American establishment made sure they were greeted as heroes. Yet, when an Igbo post a picture in honour of those who fought for our freedom, some of our own people will write silly articles against it. Whether our feeling of marginalisation is real or perceived, it is wrong to dismiss our grievances and accuse us of being the cause of our predicaments. Mr Chukwuhill Okonkwo & others like him, we frown upon your shenanigans! Portrait of a Biafran Soldier. https://goo.gl/47o5hZ

Oduduwa Republic If the Niger-delta freedom fighters has combined their forces with the self-determination groups from the South-East such like IPOB of Maxi Nnamdi Kalu and Massob lead by Uchenna Madu and other genuine pro-Biafran freedom seekers with the use of devastating weapons and other destructive war armaments from Russia, North Korea, the State of Israel and the other powerful nations in Diaspora who understand the pro-British-Fulani-Hausa alliance and others in Nigeria while forcefully insisting Nigeria will not breakup because the concept of Nigeria is their meal tickets while they want one Nigeria remain in a rogue status forever united, they will not allow those who never do again to have their own separate countries. Yet they want to continue to hide under one Nigeria to use the resources of these want away regions, that do not want Nigeria again to run one Nigeria that those who do not want the country possess the natural and human resources under their indige

Nnamdi Kanu The Nigeria judiciary no longer has the power to release NNAMDI KANU because they no long follow the Constitution and the judicial process, instead they are now obligated to do what president Buhari wants, which is to send Nnamdi Kanu to serve a jail term, possibly life imprisonment, that's why Buhari still keeps Nnamdi Kanu. Take a look at the so-called charges against Nnamdi Kanu and you will see that there is no basis, not to talk of any visible evidence to even back up their claims. How can you arrest someone without probable cause? When has freedom of speech and self-determination become a 'Treasonable Felony'? That's what Buhari and his lawyers has been telling the world. The same Buhari who demanded that "the Palestinian people and those of the Western Sahara' be obliged their legitimate demands for self-determination to United Nations? So what the hack, huh? NNAMDI KANU is simply asking for the same rights for his people(Biafrans). Is i

S am Omatseye’s piece in the Nation, “The Ghost of Biafra,” this past week adds to the growing discussion on the inevitable impact of the new secessionist movement in important ways. The kernel of that column is that Nigeria as a nation runs in vain from its obligation to effect closure on the Biafran experience. Omatseye, of course skirts certain issues, and fudges a few, including the important question he raises: “how could a people knowing that they did not have the arms still plunge to war against an overwhelming armed opponent?” Indigenous people of biafra (IPOB) In other words, why did the leaders of the East fight, when they knew they were outgunned? The simple answer is that (a) The East fought to survive. They did not levy war against Nigeria. War was levied on the East when the federal side reneged on the terms of peace arrived at in Aburi. The Federal Government initiated the war on July 6, 1967, by opening two fronts from the North: the Nsukka front and the Gakem

Our Creativity is in our culture, biafra lion king.

The Campaign for De­mocracy, a human rights group based in Onitsha, Anambra State, has alleged that about 6,000 Igbo youths agitating for their rights have been killed by federal forces while no fewer than 800 are in de­tention in different prisons without trial. The group made the al­legation during a protest march in Anambra State over the alleged killings. The placard-carrying protesters moved from Up­per Iweka to Awka Road, Onitsha, even as the plac­ards read “Our sons are lan­guishing in detention with­out trial” and “Release Igbo youths now, CD tells FG”. Other placards also read “INEC please stop this evil tactics – CD,” “Please probe the killings of 6,000 Igbo youths,” and “Who is afraid of Anambra Central Sena­torial poll,” among others. They also urged the Fed­eral Government to release unconditionally, the na­tional coordinator of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Mr Chidie­bere Onwudiwe. National Publicity Secre­tary of the group, Mr Dede Uzor, also expres

Gen. Odumegwu Ojukwu 22nd AUGUST 1967, From: The Military Governor, Republic of Biafra Enugu, 22nd August, 1967. My dear Victor, 1. For some time now, you and I have been discussing the circumstances that have led to the current and inevitable disintegration of what was the Federation of Nigeria. We have been fully convinced that the aim of the Hausa/Fulani complex has ever been, and will ever remain, the total domination of every other part of what was known as the Federation of Nigeria. It is impossible to forget that the crisis which led to the army takeover in January 1966, the coup of the Northern soldiers led by Gowon in July 1966, the wholesale and indiscriminate massacre of the people of what is now Biafra- and, to a less degree, the people of the Mid-West and West, including the Yorubas, were all the direct result of Hausa/Fulani attempt to subjugate and use as tools, the gallant people of Western Nigeria namely the Yorubas. We do not need to remind oursel

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