Plots To Kill Nnamdi Kanu In Kuje Prison In Abuja Continues By The Nigerian DSS

Plots To Kill Nnamdi Kanu In Kuje Prison In Abuja

 Continues By The Nigerian DSS

PLOT BY HITLER

 BUHARI TO

 POISON NNAMDI

 KANU IN PRISON 

THROUGH HIS DSS

 HENCHMEN 

UNVEILED

The Nigerian government through its Department of State Services has come up with another heinous plot to assassinate the leader of the indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) – Nnamdi Kanu. This happened as some operatives of the DSS secretly stormed the prison cell where Kanu is currently being detained. You will recall that just recently, the DSS had concocted a vicious lie in collaboration with some Nigerian media outfits in order to portray the indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a terrorist group and to undermine the struggle for the restoration of the sovereign state of Biafra, when in fact, Biafrans are only demanding their fundamental rights to freedom and self-determination. Following the failure of this plot by the DSS, it had devised another means in order to eliminate the prisoner of conscience – Nnamdi Kanu. Some operatives of the DSS were said to have arrived at the prison premises and headed for Kanu’s cell unannounced, uninvited and for no legal or official assignments.

According to an intelligent report gathered by the Directorate of States (DOS) of the Indigenous People of Biafra, the DSS operatives had planned to storm the prison cell unannounced, in order to secretly poison Kanu and claim that he died of natural causes in collaboration with the Nigerian main-stream media outfits. The DSS had resorted to this evil plan after experiencing a catastrophic failure in its previous attempt to brand IPOB, a terrorist organization, so as to justify the continued incarceration of Kanu and the persistent atrocities and mayhem against Biafrans.

The failure of the DSS and the resultant embarrassment to its operations, to portray the IPOB as a terrorist group was further aggravated, when the DSS in Abia State debunked the lies peddled by the DSS in Abuja, saying there was no such happening in Abia State. The DSS in Abuja had falsely claimed that Biafrans in Abia State murdered 5 Fulani herdsmen and buried them in a shallow grave in order to arouse ethnic-motivated violence against Biafrans in parts of the country and to justify the continued illegal incarceration of Kanu.

The DSS should be reminded that all its malevolent plots against Kanu and the Biafra restoration quest is being scrupulously monitored. It should be made to quit its primitive trigger-happy dispositions. The International community should issue a serious warning to the Nigerian government and its murderous agents – the DSS, to withdraw all its heinous plots and to let the law take its due course. The United Nations and other international organizations are hereby placed on notice of the impending cruel intentions of the Buhari-led government of Nigeria and to as a matter of urgency, give the Biafran question the attention it deserves, since the Nigerian government lacks the much-needed maturity to handle the matter.

By KeneChukwu HalleluYah Okekenta 
Published By Nwosu C.S
For Biafra Writers

TELL NIGERIA! TELL 

NIGERIA!! TELL

 NIGERIA!!!

TELL THE WORLD
BIAFRA IS NOT WAR. SELF -DETERMINATION IS NOT WAR - IT IS A RIGHT BACKED BY UNITED
NATIONS CHARTER . International community as you can see.
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☆ Bangladesh was once part of Pakistan ☆ East Timor was once part of Indonesia ☆ Sudan was once part of Greater Egypt ☆ Eritrea was once part of Ethiopia ☆ South Sudan was once part of Sudan

☆ Cameroon was once part of Nigeria ☆ Namibia was once part of South Africa
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VER Y SOON, IT'LL BE WRITTEN THAT BIAFRA WAS ONCE PART OF NIGERIA!
Unity by force is SLAVERY! It is unacceptable. We can be neighbors. But, it's not by force to live together in a country. Biafra must PEACEFULLY secede from Nigeria and there is no two ways about it. We biafrans all over the world have made up our mind, enough is enough of the Economic
strangulation, killings, Humiliation, Marginalization, impunity and injustice of the zoo called Islamic
republic of Nigeria against BIAFRANS ( children of the most high God) The God of Abraham,Issac
and Jacob.
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I am excited and honoured to receive invitation to this important and historical event. I am hopeful that the conference will help to drive our restoration effort for Biafra forward. This gathering will help to know those who want Biafra for selfish reasons and those who are willing, able and prepared to sacrifice anything, including their ego and selfishness for Biafra. I think the conference will lay and cement foundation for a united front for Biafra. Any individual or group who are invited to this conference and have the means to attend and FAILED to attend are enemies of Biafra!   

The United States has 

released yet another gory and nauseating detailed report on Nigeria, accusing the government at all levels of injustice, brutality and inflicting pain on poor Nigerians.
The report, which was released by the United States Department of States, accused the Nigerian police, DSS and the military of gross abuse of power which include citizens brutality, arbitrary detention,bribery among other scandals.
It also revealed that 69 percent of persons in prison across the country are awaiting trial – blaming the situation on lack of judicial capacity and corruption.
While explaining that the insurgency in the Northeast has rendered many hopeless, US accused the Boko haram militants of committing pogrom in which more than 20,000 people have been killed and maimed with permanent injury.
“The most serious human rights abuses included those committed by Boko Haram, which conducted numerous attacks on government and civilian targets that resulted in thousands of deaths and injuries, widespread destruction, the internal displacement of an estimated 1.8 million persons, and the external displacement of 220,000 Nigerian refugees to neighboring countries”, the report said.
It pointed out that in response to Boko Haram violent attacks, and at times to crime and insecurity in general, “security services perpetrated extrajudicial killings, and engaged in torture, rape, arbitrary detention, mistreatment of detainees, and destruction of property”.
“The country also suffered from widespread societal unrest, including ethnic, regional, and religious violence. Other serious human rights problems included vigilante killings; prolonged pretrial detention, often in facilities with poor conditions; denial of fair public trial; executive influence on the judiciary; infringement on citizens’ privacy rights; and restrictions on freedoms of speech, press, assembly, and movement.
There were reports during the year of official corruption; violence against women and children, including female genital mutilation/cutting; infanticide; sexual exploitation of children; trafficking in persons; early and forced marriages; discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity; discrimination based on ethnicity, regional origin, religion, and disability; forced and bonded labor; and child labour”.
The report pointed out that impunity remained widespread at all levels of government; saying “although President Buhari’s administration began initial steps to curb corruption, authorities did not investigate or punish the majority of cases of police or military abuse”.
“Boko Haram perpetrated numerous attacks, often directly targeting civilians. The group, which recruited and forcefully conscripted child soldiers, carried out bombings–including suicide bombings–and attacks on population centers in Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Kano, Plateau, and Yobe States. In some cases, the group employed women and children as suicide bombers. The government investigated these attacks but prosecuted only a few members of Boko Haram”. 

POISONING OF NNAMDI KANU: CAN NIGERIA

 WITHSTAND THE VENOM OF BIAFRANS?

ALLEGED POISONING OF NNAMDI KANU: CAN NIGERIA WITHSTAND THE VENOM OF BIAFRANS?

By Paul Ihechi Alagba

For Family Writers
When a handshake crosses the elbow, it immediately metamorphose into a hug. No sane man prays for a war yet it is only the dead that have seen the end of the war which has not stopped ravaging earth right from the onset.

Poisoning Nnamdi Kanu is not the problem, the problem is-"can you poison over 70million Biafrans that must avenge his death?"

Initially it was a plan to attack and kill him on his way to court after which they will claim its IPOB that carried out the attack. The whole plot got bursted and they migrated into recruiting Boko Haram terrorists to dump them in Kuje Prison after which they would revolt against Kanu and assassinate him. As usual, IPOB exposed their evil plans. Now it seems the Nigerian government has done the unthinkable.

On the night of the 12th of April which is two days ago, the news broke after Family Writers revealed how Nigeria DSS had invaded Kuje Prison where Nnamdi Kanu is kept,surrounded him and did their abracadabra of which has been a mystery to Biafrans what their intentions were.

An earlier revelation from Family Writers before this invasion occurred has it that the DSS have been plotting on how to poison Nnamdi Kanu before his Appeal Court appearance as it is now almost certain that the appeal court will grant him bail. Our intelligence department has revealed that this is the major reason DSS invaded Nnamdi Kanu's prison room. It also alleged that the DSS must have applied something similar or equivalent to Dimethylmercury substance on Nnamdi Kanu during the course of their horror show at Kuje Prison.

(Dimethylmercury is substance widely regarded as a dangerous "slow killer". It can take several months to start reacting in the body of the host once the body absorbs it.  As a result, it’s hard to save anybody infected).

The Nigerian DSS having failed to make it known to members of the public why they tyrannically invaded Nnamdi Kanu's prison custody giving more credence to this allegation as they must have been disappointed how their  high-tech plot have been exposed once again.

Nnamdi Kanu's lawyer, Barrister Ifeanyi Ejiofor in an interview with IBTIMES UK raised an outrage concerning DSS' horrible invasion of Kuje prison.

"He (Nnamdi Kanu) is scared of course. We don't know what can happen to him tomorrow and we want to bring this to the attention of the international community."- Ejiofor told IBTIMES UK.

Nigeria may be sparking a third World War in Africa if the allegations of poisoning Nnamdi Kanu comes to be true even if it surfaces months after Kanu must have been released. The elasticity of the patience of Biafrans is already being exhausted given the desperate posture of Nigerian government through their DSS to give Nnamdi Kanu a masquerade or eliminate him in the process. Several International security experts have warned that the “modus operandi" of Nigerian government in handling the Biafra issue especially Nnamdi Kanu's incarceration and trial may likely spark a war that will ravage the most populous British former colony in Africa.

It would be very stupid of Nigerian government to under-estimate or ignore Biafrans at this point in time. It will be very dangerous and catastrophic to underestimate what would be a horrible reaction of Biafrans if pushed to the wall.

It should be noted that if an ordinary arrest of Nnamdi Kanu can spark a major protest among Biafrans all over the world who initially barely have time for any other thing apart from their business, work and education, then Nigerian government should be severely worried imagining what would happen if there is any scratch on Nnamdi Kanu or if they fail to allow justice prevail in his trial.

World leaders and International Organisations such as UN and EU have been called to intervene at this critical point in time as Biafrans have threatened to send millions of refugees ten times more than what they are receiving from Syria to them. TO BE FORE-WARNED IS TO BE FORE-ARMED

BIAFRA: Nigeria Govt on 

mission to make Prison 

Miserable for Biafra Leader –

lawyer 

Pro-Biafran leader Nnamdi Kanu was charged with treasonable felony after being arrested in Lagos in October 2015Ipob

One of the lawyers representing detained pro-Biafran leader Nnamdi Kanu has accused Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS) of making prison as uncomfortable as possible for his client.

Speaking to IBTimes UK, Ifeanyi Ejiofor alleged the DSS “invaded” Kanu’s cell in Kuje Prison, in the capital Abuja, on 12 April. After meeting with his client, who is standing trial on six counts of treasonable felony charges, Ejiofor said: “The DSS has been compelled to take measures to make the environment very uncomfortable for Kanu. They invaded his cell two days ago and they harassed him. The DSS has been going there every day and all these things are putting new pressure.
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“Kanu is OK, but he is worried,” Ejiofor continued. “He is scared, of course. We don’t know what can happen to him tomorrow and we want to bring this to the attention of the international community.”
IBTimes UK interviews with Kanu’s wife.  

Nnamdi Kanu arrest ‘catalyst for new Biafran agitation’, says Ipob leader’s wife
This is why we need Biafra
My husband is a prisoner of conscience

Kanu’s wife, Uchechi Okwu-Kanu, told IBTimes UK she was concerned following allegations her husband was harassed. The DSS was not immediately available for a comment on the allegations.

Kanu, director of Radio Biafra and head of the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob), was arrested in Lagos in October 2015 on conspiracy and terrorism charges, which were later dropped. He was then accused of treasonable felony.

During a December 2015 presidential media chat, President Muhammadu Buhari said Kanu would not be released amid fears he could jump bail and flee to the UK, as he holds both a British and a Nigerian passport.

Pro-Biafrans demand the independence of Biafran territories forcibly annexed to Nigeria during British colonisation, which ended in 1960. A Biafran Republic was established in 1967 and re-annexed to Nigeria in 1970, following a civil war that claimed between one and three million lives.

The Nigerian government has always maintained that Nigeria’s unity is a priority for the country and that although peaceful pro-Biafran protests are welcome, demanding the breakaway of the Biafran territories is against the constitution.

THE CONTINUED

DETENTION OF 

NNAMDI KANU 

WITH IMPUNITY.

 A LOOMING 

DANGER

There is this saying “when you kill a wondering mad man, you will know that there are people that he is still dear to”. It is about six months now since the detention of the leader of the indigenous people of Biafra, up until now, it is a practice of malicious pranks been displayed by the Nigeria judiciary. The people that were unjustly massacred as a result of this same event are a matter that is yet to arise and no one is doing or saying anything about this raging time bomb.

It is a pitiable situation that the judicial arm that is a full time party to the Nigerian government as an institution has less or no power to executing the law as supposed or could it be an avenue to creating a new opportunity via which the easterners will be completely exterminated this time so that the British-Nigeria government will take hold of the oil rich region. It is obvious at this point that the eastern politicians and elites have kept mute as this danger kept unfolding by the day, which I will not refer to as an act of cowardice but just about selfishness. It is a shameful situation that a man who gave himself to fight for the freedom of his people is been extra judicially detained for months now even when the previous courts of justice and competent judges have called for his release.

Everyday fact about an attempt to assassinate him is the breaking news on every media headline yet the matter is being toyed around with like the person in question is an orphan who is from no community. Even orphans today, have people that arise to speak in their favour not to talk of a just man who is fighting in favour of millions of people among whom are billionaires, world political heads, and world recognized personalities. This escalating situation is heart breaking and life threatening. The earlier it is curbed, the better for every tom, dick and harry. For no matter how insignificant the person of Nnamdi Kanu may appear to the world at large, his death will certainly spell doom to the existence of humanity in Africa because he represents a hope to the hopeless. His followers see him as a mini god and will do anything humanly possible to avenge his death.

As for me, I remain of the opinion that Biafra be allowed exit because I can see a new united and a better developed Africa in Biafra. It will be a country where everyone will be welcomed including Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba. It is a country where the rest of Africa will come to emulate from to hastening the development of Africa and giving a hope to our unborn generation.

Free Nnamdi Kanu, Free Biafra

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Into His Prison Room.

BREAKING: Nnamdi KANU Poisoned, Falls Ill After DSS Broke Into His Prison Room.
5 hrs ago News
By Chijioke Ifeanyi (Family Writers)

It has happened and here is the end of the road; the lion has finished his duty on earth. “It is either Biafran flag is raised or i am lowered to the grave" the popular phrase has been implemented. Whichever time it happens; we should all bear in mind that Nnamdi Kanu paid the ultimate price for our freedom. He was arrested, denied bail, tortured, kept incommunicado, abused and finally poisoned.

He was treated like nobody and made to suffer our afflictions; for the sake of Biafra; a Prince chose a miserable life andsad experience. Neither did he see his new baby or showed a fatherly love to him; like Christ Jesus; he has done everything and lost everything. Having been poisoned; he might live for more time but while his time is approaching; let us be in sober and reflect on everything he has done.

This is a man that never wanted war but justice; a man that chose death over his comfort; death but death for the poor and oppressed people of Biafra.

Having burst into Nnamdi Kanu's prison room and struck him unconscious with what was done on him not disclosed. The reality remains that having tried to implicate Nnamdi Kanu and terminate him through the court; the DSS failed and frustration forced them to physically engage Nnamdi Kanu.

History has been on the side of Nigeria as MKO Abiola was murdered and nothing happened. Sarowiwa was murdered and nothing happened; they have drawn conviction from history and to repeat it became an option. As unwise as they are; they are unaware that Biafra is an ideology if not a religion to us.

As they have poisoned Nnamdi Kanu with hope for him to die slowly; every single one of them will pay immeasurably. Nnamdi Kanu has been poisoned and will slowly fade away even when finally released to Biafrans. There is need to sharpen the sword because this shall never end with this generation.

The poisoning of Nnamdi Kanu is an affront to the entire Biafran people and we must stand and be counted. They have killed us so much and i urged that we die once and forever save our lives and that of our generation. Biafrans abroad must wake up and support the call for justice.

Nnamdi Kanu left London and came down to this hell called Nigeria to die for our people. Let there be move for the worst; if Nnamdi Kanu has implemented "Biafra or Death" it is now left for us to die honourably in the battlefield and we shall not stop dying till everything has died with us. 

 By James King:

Dear Friends & Foes,

Are you aware that the 

"FULANI NATIONAL 

GRAZING RESERVE BILL" 

has just scaled through its 

second reading at the National Assembly?
..
Make all our stupid southern people kontinue to dey blow big grammar. I pity all of una. Yeye and mumu people we no get sense. I dey vex. The north can't take this. They will fight it together at all fronts.
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So those murderers called Fulani Herdsmen/Militias were actually slaughtering the middle belt people just to get the needed attention to expand their Caliphate and to encroach southwards???
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The National Assembly is about to pass a Bill that is set to kill whatever is left of our so-called over-centralised federal system. The Bill if passed will be the greatest rape on our democracy and the biggest insult on our collective sensitivity as a people and as a country. “The Fulani National Grazing Reserve,” is currently before the National Assembly. The bill has successfully scaled through second reading in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. For it to become law, it is to pass through the third reading.

“The bill seeks to provide for the establishment of national grazing reserves and stock routes.
“The Bill proposes to establish a National Grazing Reserve Commission (NGRC) for the country. The NGRC will be charged with the responsibility of using funds received from the Federal Government to forcefully acquire farmlands from Nigerians in all the 36 states of the country, develop same at government expense through the provision of bore holes, water reservoirs, etc; for the exclusive use of nomadic cattle rearers.”
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Why can't those they just ranch their super-human cows in ranches???
Must they use tax payers money to promote their ethnic imperialism because their kinsman from Daura is at the helms of our treasury? 
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It is immoral to ask taxpayers to finance the operations of these businesses. Cattle owners must provide capital through bank loans or whatever means to create their grazing lands in their localities. The cows are not owned by the Federal Government.
I have not heard of loans or any legislature for farmers of rubber, cocoa, palm oil, etc or even the yam farmers in Agatu they recently massacres.
This is a very precarious and dangerous precedence.

Fighting For Nigeria ON JULY 5, 2013

WE cannot remember the Senate breaking into a fight over anything, not even when there were threats to their juicy allowances. The House of Representatives is more famous for fights, including the 2007 one that claimed the life of Dr. Aminu Safana from Katsina State who died as opponents and proponents of Mrs Patricia Etteh, former Speaker of the House of Representatives battled over her tenuous tenure. Two senators almost engaged in blows during a debate on the proposed State of the Nation Address.

The bill is for the President to make an annual presentation on the state of the country to the National Assembly. Whatever the motives for the law, it holds high hopes that it could afford Nigerians and the President opportunities to focus on certain actions in the cause of a year. During the next address, the President would be expected to review performances from the previous year. The State of the Nation Address, borrowed from the practice in the United States of America, could be another platform for accountability. The President has refused to assent to it.

Some senators support him. Others think he should sign. Where does a fight come into it? President Jonathan in a letter to the Senate stated, “I am inclined to accede to the Bill subject to the incorporation of some fundamental amendments proposed to bring the bill in conformity with the dictates of the Constitution”. Senator Ita Solomon Enang’s observation that considering amendments the President proposed amounted to breaching its own rules, hardly finished when the rowdy session that resulted in suspension of proceedings began. “The question before us is the question of jurisdiction,” Enang said. “It is whether  we have power to determine what the President asked; it is when we answer this that we can proceed. He cannot make amendment or propose amendment to any bill.

The procedure for making law is this- our Standing Order requires that when a law is to be made, first, you publish that bill in the gazette. From 2003 (when the bill was proposed), there was Secretary to the Government of the Federation, there have always been Attorneys-General, there have always been Special Advisers to the President on National Assembly Affairs.

Did any of them when this bill was being considered either in the House of Representatives or in the Senate, come to the public hearing or the committee handling the bill for the amendment they have proposed?” Valid questions he might have asked. Options open to the Senate include a veto or a trip to the Supreme Court. Either way, senators should raise their passions for more important issues, yet without aiming punches at each other.

 Fighting broke out In the Senate 

House between because the evil 

suggestion of the Northern 

Senator

A senator from the north suggested that Islamic state should be given to Boko Haram to stop the killings, Senator Ike Ekweremadu says that his people should be given Biafra as well, and he further states that Biafra is older than Nigeria, A senator from the north thrown bottle water on him for mentioning Biafra, Senator Enyinna Abaribe fought the senator from north for fighting his brother.
Details later......

 

INTERVIEW WITH PROF. 

GORAN: "IT 

WOULD BE VERY STUPID OF 

NIGERIA TO 

ATTEMPT INFLUENCING ICC

INTERVIEW WITH PROF. 

GORAN: "IT WOULD BE VERY 

STUPID OF NIGERIA TO ATTEMPT INFLUENCING ICC"

By Paul Ihechi Alagba
For Family Writers 

The Dutch International Human Rights Lawyer representing Biafrans at the International Criminal Court in the Hague- Professor Goran Sluitter has warned of the tragic consequences should Nigerian government attempt influencing the proceedings and outcome of the recent investigations launched by International Criminal Court in Nigeria.

Two days ago, a delegation from the office of Madame Fatou Bensouda, the Chief Prosecutor at ICC arrived in Abuja in connection with eight cases of Human Rights abuses that have been filed against Nigeria which included the one filed by Professor Goran Sluitter earlier in January regarding the serious abuse and violation of Human Rights of Biafrans which has resulted in several deaths since the inception of Buhari as President of Nigeria.

In a telephone interview he granted to Family Writers, Prof. Goran also warned of the negative effects it will have on the integrity of ICC should they allow themselves to be manipulated.

"It would be very stupid of Nigerian government to attempt influencing the outcome of the investigation to their favour."

"It will also be an affront to the integrity of ICC if the Prosecutor gives room to be manipulated, but I don't think such a thing will be possible."- the renowned Human Rights lawyer stated while answering questions fielded to him concerning the integrity of the ICC  with regards to possible influence from its member nation- Nigeria.

Professor Goran also noted that although the complaints and evidences he filed for Biafrans at ICC did not exceed the period as of January 2016, more recorded Rights abuses have been executed against Biafrans from that period till date.

"Several other Human Rights abuses have been perpetrated against the Biafrans from January till date."

 "The initial filed complaints seem to have no influence on the Nigerian government as they have continued excessive use of force and abuse against Biafrans till date. We shall be filing a new complaint at ICC relating to the events recorded from February." he stated.

  On the issue of self defence recently activated by Biafrans, he stated that although he is not a political scientist, he will still advice Biafrans from a legal point of view to remain peaceful in the application of their right to self defence-

   "It is necessary that Biafrans remain peaceful as violence would provide reasons for Nigerian government to use excessive force against them and also influence negatively the investigations being conducted by the ICC."

On the trial of Nnamdi Kanu, Prof. Goran Slutter expressed dismay at the judicial process of Nigeria and noted the importance of taking the case to Higher International Courts such as the one filed at the ECOWAS court.

  "I'm closely monitoring the trial of Kanu as well providing some legal assistance. As it seems now, all national legal procedures have been exhausted in the case. It is therefore imperative to take the case to higher international courts for the sake of justice."-he stated.

Finally he hinted at the importance of evidences which would help get justice for Biafrans at the ICC through their investigations. He noted that although Biafrans have provided reliable evidences for the abuse and violent suppression being melted out on them by Nigerian government, there is also need for more video and pictorial recording of any future occurrence.

Biafra Phone Call To 

Russian President Putin To

 Intervene And Free Biafra

 People Starts On Monday

 18th To 22 Of April

Biafrans understand that we must not only be consistent in our quest for our freedom from the Islamic Republic of Nigeria but must above all things be proactive. Biafrans understand as well that every stone must be overturned in making sure that there is no hidden encumbrance to reaching our objectives which are:

• To ensure the unconditional release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Prisoner of Conscience from the illegal detention and persecution at the hands of the Nigerian government.

• To restore the Sovereign and independent Biafran Nation and raise its flag amongst the comity of Independent nations.

To achieve these objectives we are taking our case to every individual and government that we can reach and this time our train stops in Russia. We will embark upon our usual Telephone call Campaign to the President and Prime Minister of the Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Medvedev respectively.

Time to call is 6am to 3Pm Biafra times

1.       Mr. President Biafrans request your intervention to prevent Biafrans being forcefully and violently converted to Islam and from extermination at the hands of the Islamic republic of Nigeria

2.       Mr. President Russia is among the few nations that protect the rights of oppressed people all over the world. Biafrans call upon you to help stop the massacre of Biafran people by Nigerian security agencies.

3.       The leader of the indigenous people of Biafra Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Prisoner of Conscience has been in illegal detention, undergoing inhuman treatment and torture at the hands of the

Nigerian security apparatus since October 14 2015. Biafrans call upon you to take interest in this matter.

TRIBUTE TO OUR FALLEN 

COMRADES

09:34 - 

By Chijioke Ifeanyi
For Family Writers

If the dead have knowledge of the world, then our fallen heroes will be living in sufficiency but no doubt they will still remain frowned that we have not restored Biafra to give them peace and make their path worthwhile. Though they faced orgy of hatred and inhumane approach; there is yet nothing to regret unless we fail Biafra.
In this quest for a sovereign Biafra shall we pay prices but death is the ultimate price and our comrades that passed on are the heroes of this quest. Biafra is the restoration of God’s kingdom and men only but wise among us shall pay or welcome death for God. In the end Biafra is our religion and we shall die for the sake of our God. One would ask what death is greater than death for the cause of God. It is appointed unto man to die but once while the living is not better than my comrades that fought for God and died for God. Biafra is our religion and we have nothing to lose running to the bosom of our creator Chiukwuokikeabiama.

WWhat is greater than honour and what is as worthless as living an inconsequential life. My comrades are the heroes, they have made themselves gods among men for they shall always be remembered and honoured. Their candle light shall burn without going off while its flame shall be as red as fur. For these comrades, we have made an altar of remembrance and honour. They have paid a rare price even as many more are ready to pay. They passed on for a cause worthy of our lives and their lives shall be decorated as the most important lives ever lived upon the face of the earth.

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The shameless Nigerian soldiers that have failed and lost their pride; ran away from the boundary in the face of war. They have learned to pull the trigger only when unarmed men are seen and put down their rifle when men of like-possession are seen. They have raised their shoulders as the winners but they have only given Biafra a breath. They have neither taken our lives because God gives and takes life. Let them not be proud for they are the tools that have been used for the fulfillment of the prophecy.

Long before now we have made up our mind to die and we are very mean when we say ‘Biafra or death’. Our fallen comrades are men of integrity who lived by their words. They have shown a great deal of trust and dignity. They are men of unquestionable integrity that worth everything. What is left of the dead if not respect but we shall not only respect them but god them in our own holy way. They are the most important people of Biafra. They are the foundation of Biafra and everything lovely, holy and worthy of Biafra belongs to them.

Our fallen comrades are the driving force of Biafra because for them we shall continue and stop at nothing but Biafra. They are our source of motivation and the maker of the mark. Here is my tribute that they may be lifted above the living and consider more important than the living in this quest. The staunch believers of Biafra are our fallen comrades. They truly love Biafra and have shown death is only the beginning of the love one can have for Biafra. Let death be not proud and let agents of death be not proud for our comrades are not victims but lovers of freedom. To have paid ultimate price for the living Biafrans is the greatest feat.

Only the restoration of 

Biafra shall make them

 state heroes and that is 

the reason they paid the price. They have fulfilled their part of the bargain and it is left for us to fulfill our own. They shall be accorded the status of a state hero and shall be remembered and honoured. Their honour and remembrance shall make them immortals for every other person shall die and go but they shall die and live forever and ever. By virtue of this and knowledge that death is inevitable have their price been established as the wisest price man can pay to live for eternity.

Death is what will come to us all and only the fearful men shall die many times before their death. Men killed by fear often have no place in the heart of man and in the bosom of God. Our fallen comrades are brave men worthy of emulation and we shall follow them for the sake of our creator. What regret is therein being a willing tool in the hands of our creator. Let death be our portion by the will of our creator for he who made us can make us again. Biafra is the kingdom of Chiukwuokikeabiama and what privilege is it to die fighting for Chiukwuokikeabiama. Let all living honour our fallen comrades and let all lips mention their names in honour and remembrance.

Though they have passed on but they have not passed on because in our heart they live on. Our heart will go on for our fallen comrades and nothing shall stop the fulfillment of their quest. They fell for Biafra to stand and in spirit they fight on because they are not dead. We love and cherish you comrades and until Biafra comes, heroes and gods as you will keep multiplying. Death shall never be lonely as we shall keep trooping in sacrificially until the kingdom of God prevails.

SHORT INTERVIEW WITH NNAMDI KANU

Following the Court hearing of the Leader of The Indigenous People of Biafra and Director of Radio Biafra/Biafra Television Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in Federal High Court Abuja on the 19th of February 2016, Ibeh Gift Amarachi and Okonkwo Somto Isaac of Family writers granted quick interview to the Leader of The Indigenous People of Biafra Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. 

HAVE YOU EVER FELT DETERRED OVER BIAFRA STRUGGLE, FOLLOWING YOUR UNLAWFUL DETENTION? 

Never! Such has never crossed my mind. The Biafra struggle must continue and my detention cannot stop it. It is either Biafra or Death.

WHY PUTTING ON A WHITE NATIVE BIAFRA ATTIRE? 

It is a message, not just to Biafrans but the World at large. We are whiter than white and whiter than snow. I am a Biafran and nothing can stop that. As you can see it goes with a white Traditional wear, which proves that I am proud of the Biafran culture and my Nation Biafra. 
WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON THE PEACEFUL PROTEST?

 We should continue our peaceful protest. We must not give up and must continue working hard because it is making a lot of impact. We should remember our fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, sons and daughters who have given their lives towards the restoration of Biafra. Their sacrifices should not be in vain, as they are our heroes and heroines. May Chukwuabiama bless them all and bless their households. 

What is your piece of advice for Biaframs?

We must not forget the sacrifices we have made towards the restoration of Biafra. We should keep propagating the gospel of the restoration of Biafra. The world must hear our voice and at the end WE MUST WIN!

God bless all the lovers of freedom and Biafrans.

Interviewers:

Ibeh Gift Amarachi and Okonkwo Somto Isaac of Family Writers

AUTHOR  DAVID MARK

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[podcast] From Nigeria to Ghana: Free Biafra

 While attending the Africa Israel Initiative I had  the opportunity to sit down with our very own Oscar Lee face to face in Accra, Ghana.  Besides being a gracious host and a friend we shared some time on the issue of Biafra and what Israel can do to help. Have a listen!

THE STORY OF BIAFRA BOY WITH A

 WHITE FLAG MOVING TO THE 

MOUNTAIN TOP.

A little boy began a jonny to the mountain, as he was claiming to the mountain with a white flag he began to sing a song a melody sweet song that even made the gods to dance and took an oak he will protect him as he goes, then as he goes it became dark very darker suddenly armed men and wolfs came from no way attacked him he fought the wolfs first a fight of his life he said . killed the wolf wit his last blood he killed it then face the men and killed them all the gods was with him , paint some part of the flag red cuz of the war he fought.

Toward reaching the mountain he saw the unseen he saw dead bodies of his people who where claiming the mountain before him everywhere , children, pregnant woman, men woman , animals , properties all destroyed. He cried, weep, mourn .then he paint the another part of the flag black cuz he mourned for the dead killed by men he killed that attacked him.

On reaching at the mountain top the boy he boy saw how green the land is , land full of milk and honey at of joy he then paint the last part of the flag green cuz the land is green land.

He then raise the flag to the sky for the God to take the glory, out of gratitude the sun came and pitch at the middle of the flag saying God promise never to leave u by sendng me to wit u as symbol of agreement. That why you see the sun on the middle of BIAFRA flag. The flag is red+black+ green, the sun on the middle .

Please tell who cud be that boy that raise the Biafra flag to the mountain top ..

Akanu Ibiam

 InternationalAirport, 

Air Peace and The Enugu

 Investment Summit-The

 Young Generation 

Perspective 

Over d week the Enugu State Governor, Gov Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi in a bid to develop the State organized an investment summit that saw an array of prospective investors from Europe,Asia and other African countries in attendance. In his keynote address renowned banker Mr Tony Elumelu stressed on the need for the Economic integration of the SouthEast. He called on the governors of the region to sit together and develop an economic blue print with an aim to maximize the business opportunities in Enugu,Onitsha,Nnewi,Aba,Abakaliki etc
Speaker after speaker hammered on the need for the SouthEast region to take advantage of the comparative advantage over other regions and the need for wealthy sons and daughters of the region to invest and train young people as this will encourage the growth of the region.

Also worthy to note was the announcement by the Managing Director of Air Peace that the Akanu Ibiam International Airport has been approved for International flight operations to and from Atlanta USA,Dubai United Arab Emirates,Johannesburg South Africa,Mubia India and Gwanzuo,China. He equally announced that Air Peace have been approved as National Carrier into the five countries by the Federal Government.

Also over the week,the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari signed a currency deal with the Chinese government,this agreement will make it possible for imports mainly from China to conclude their transactions in the Chinese currency instead of the dollar.
This agreement will see our Igbo brothers who make up to 70% of the Nigerian business community in China transact their businesses without going through the hard chase for dollar. What this means is that our brothers in Aba,Onitsha,Nnewi can now source for Yuan in any Nigerian bank in their locality,enter a cab to Enugu and take a flight to China via Air Peace.

Hurting as it may sound, we the younger generation of the Igbo nation must appreciate the Federal Government under the leadership of President Buhari on this laudable approvals and agreements which will help to expand the socio-economic base of the SouthEast especially coming at a time the region seems forgotten in the political discourse at the National level.
This move will gradually demystify the myth that has kept Lagos as the economic hub of Nigeria as young Igbo business men will now see reasons to build warehouses and factories in Enugu and neighboring states. Young ndi Igbo will now start seeing reasons to come down to Enugu and South East in search of greener pastures instead of Lagos as lots of manpower will be needed to service the demands of a booming economy. Small and medium scale businesses will soon start to emerge in the region to satisfy the needs of the growing economy. Why won't a business man build a factory in Enugu when he can comfortably source his money there,take a flight from Enugu to his business destination and is sure that his goods will arrive Enugu in safe conditions via cargo flights.

In line with our Igbo culture of appreciating and commending good deeds we must not fail to commend the CEO of Air Peace, Mr Allen Onyema who saw reasons to invest and bring down his business to the Igbo nation. Looking at the level of jobs he will create by this singular act we see an Igbo man that believes in the Igbo nation and a one United Nigeria. 
And to the Governor of Enugu State,Gov Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi who has showcased the potentials of Enugu state to the world with an aim to develop the State we say "daalu". 
We the younger generation of the Igbo Nation are proud of this two Igbo sons while we encourage other Igbo sons and daughters to tow this line in developing the Igbo nation in a one United Nigeria.
The ball is now in our court to take advantage of this great opportunity and once again prove to Nigerians and the World that Government policies rather than selfishness has prevented the region into becoming the new Japan of Africa.
Chukwu Gozie ndi Igbo!!!

-Independent Young Igbo Congress (IYIC)

MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION	372k  75k
See also joint motion for a resolution  RC-B8-0478/2016
12.4.2016	PE579.907v01-00 B8-0483/2016
with request for inclusion in the agenda for a debate on cases of breaches of human rights, democracy and the rule of law pursuant to Rule 135 of the Rules of Procedure on Nigeria (2016/2649(RSP)) Josef Weidenholzer, Victor Boştinaru, Knut Fleckenstein, Richard Howitt, Eric Andrieu, Nikos Androulakis, Francisco Assis, Zigmantas Balčytis, Hugues Bayet, Brando Benifei, Goffredo Maria Bettini, José Blanco López, Vilija Blinkevičiūtė, Simona Bonafè, Biljana Borzan, Soledad Cabezón Ruiz, Nicola Caputo, Andrea Cozzolino, Andi Cristea, Miriam Dalli, Viorica Dăncilă, Nicola Danti, Isabella De Monte, Doru-Claudian Frunzulică, Eider Gardiazabal Rubial, Enrico Gasbarra, Elena Gentile, Lidia Joanna Geringer de Oedenberg, Neena Gill, Michela Giuffrida, Maria Grapini, Theresa Griffin, Sylvie Guillaume, Jytte Guteland, Sergio Gutiérrez Prieto, Anna Hedh, Cătălin Sorin Ivan, Liisa Jaakonsaari, Afzal Khan, Jeppe Kofod, Kashetu Kyenge, Arne Lietz, Juan Fernando López Aguilar, Olle Ludvigsson, Krystyna Łybacka, Costas Mavrides, Marlene Mizzi, Sorin Moisă, Csaba Molnár, Alessia Maria Mosca, Victor Negrescu, Momchil Nekov, Demetris Papadakis, Vincent Peillon, Pina Picierno, Tonino Picula, Miroslav Poche, Liliana Rodrigues, Inmaculada Rodríguez-Piñero Fernández, Daciana Octavia Sârbu, Renato Soru, Tibor Szanyi, Claudia Tapardel, Marc Tarabella, Elena Valenciano, Julie Ward, Flavio Zanonato, Damiano Zoffoli on behalf of the S&D Group
NB: This motion for a resolution is available in the original language only.

European Parliament resolution on Nigeria (2016/2649(RSP))		B8‑0483/2016
The European Parliament, –   having regard to its previous resolutions on Nigeria and in particular that of 29 April and 10 October 2015 –   having regard to the statement in President Muhammadu Buhari’s address to the European Parliament –   having regard to previous statements by the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Federica Mogherini, including those of 8 January, 19 January, 31 March, and 14 and 15 April, 3 July 2015, -having regard to the statements by the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Federica Mogherini and Geoffrey Onyeama, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Nigeria at the sixth Nigeria-EU ministerial dialogue, held in Brussels on 15 March 2016; -having regard to the European Union Election Observation Mission's Final Report on the General Elections, 2015; -having regard to the statements made by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon; -having regard to the statements by the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights on the possibility that members of Boko Haram could be accused of war crimes;  -having regard to the UN Declaration of 1981 on the Elimination of All Forms of Intolerance and of Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief; -having regard to the African Commission resolution on Human and Peoples’ Rights, on the Human Rights Situation in Nigeria, which condemned acts of violence committed by armed groups against citizens in Nigeria 2012; -having regard to the African Charter on Human Rights and Peoples of 1981, ratified by Nigeria on 22 June 1983;-having regard to the International Covenant on Civil Rights of 1966, ratified by Nigeria on 29 October 1993;  -having regard to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948;–  having regard to Rule 135 of its Rules of Procedure, A.whereas in December 3, 2015 agitations for a separate state of Biafra in the southeast led to the death of at least 12 people; whereas the violent responses of security forces to civil disturbances and protests in the southeast and northcentral Nigeria threatens to aggravate human rights challenges already caused by the lingering Boko Haram conflict in the northeast;  B.whereas sexual and gender violence is still flourishing in the troubled regions of the north-eastern Nigeria; C.whereas fundamental rights such as education for young girls and women, social justice, and a fair distribution of state revenues in society and the fight against corruption is dramatically worsening; D.whereas the increase in violent Boko Haram attacks have killed at least 8,200 civilians in 2014 and 2015, lead to the abduction of at least 2000 people, mostly women and children and large groups of students, forced recruitment of hundreds of men, and the displacement of 2 million people in northeast Nigeria; notably recalls that in March 2015 about 400 women and children, including at least 300 elementary school students, were abducted by Boko Haram from the town of Damasak in Borno State; E.whereas terrorism is a global threat, but the global community’s efforts to do more against Boko Haram in Nigeria depended to some degree on the full measure of credibility, accountability, and transparency of the new administration; F.whereas the Middle-Belt region suffers years of economic and political tensions between ethnic and religious communities repeatedly; with the recent erupted uncontrolled violence in 2015 fuelled by competition for power and access to land between nomadic and farming communities; G.whereas disputes over the allocation of rights and benefits to land resources have caused repeated inter-communal violences since Nigeria's independence; since 2015, economic and political tensions between ethnic and religious communities in the Middle Belt have escalated to an unprecedented scale; H.whereas there were clashes between members of the Shia Islamic Movement of Nigeria and the army that killed an estimated 300 members of the group and whereas hundreds more including the IMN leader and his wife remain in custody without charges; I.whereas the special investigation panel created by President's office in March 2016 to investigate of allegations of grave violations and abuses of human rights by security forces including killings, torture, enforced disappearances, have not been fulfilled and violence is dramatically escalating; J.whereas Nigeria plays a key role in regional and African politics and is a driving force of regional integration through the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS); 1.Urges the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to take all necessary measures to ensure the protection of its civilians in accordance with its regional and international human rights obligations;  2.Welcomes the progress made by the Nigerian armed forces in the fight against Boko Haram and assures Nigeria of its continued support in countering terrorism and violent extremism; welcomes the Abuja Security Summit to take place in May 2016; 3.Calls on the Nigerian government to adopt a comprehensive approach that addresses the underlying causes of violence, such as good governance deficits and perpetrators impunity. 4.Calls upon the Nigerian authorities to enforce legislation that condemns lack of respect for human rights and the rule of law, lack of accountability for previous and ongoing allegations of abuses by security forces and other agencies of government; 5.Calls on the government to launch comprehensive, independent, impartial and effective investigations into crimes under international law and other serious violations and abuses of human rights committed in the north-east; 6. Recommends a reform of the military’s operating procedures to ensure non-recurrence of such violations; 7.Notably urges the Nigerian government to take urgent steps to secure the release of the women and children abducted from Damask; 8.Urges the Nigerian government to ensure the freedom of conscience and expression of its citizens throughout the country; 9.Calls on the Nigerian government to ensure the humane and fair treatment of prisoners, including detained British broadcaster Nnamdi Kanu, upholding international human rights norms, and to ensure access to a fair trial; 10.Strongly Condemns recent acts of killings committed in the middle belt marked by serious and massive human rights violations, in particular the massacre of innocent civilians; 11.Calls on the government and the international partners to increase investments to prevent and resolve inter-communal conflicts between farmers and pastoralists, supporting cooperation between conflicting communities through shared economic and natural resource management initiatives 12.Expresses concern that the current efforts to ensure accountability for mismanagement and embezzlement of public funds jeopardizes respect for human rights; specifically about allegations of the federal government’s disregard for court orders to release some accused persons on bail; 13.Request the Nigerian authorities to reject the bill to Prohibit Frivolous Petitions and Other Matters Connected Therewith currently before the Nigerian Senate which seeks to criminalize the dissemination of “abusive statements” via social media, or the publication of discrediting petition against the government or others via print or electronic media, as it undermines press freedom and freedom of expression in Nigeria; 14.Calls on the ECOWAS, African Union and the international community at large to lend their support to the people of Nigeria in their struggle to preserve the achievements of democracy, national security and the territorial integrity of Nigeria; 15.Calls on the European Union and its Member States to fulfil their commitment to providing a comprehensive range of political, development and humanitarian support to help Nigeria and its people in supporting Nigeria young and fragile democracy, supporting programs at all levels of government that address poverty, youth unemployment and women’s lack of empowerment. 16. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, the African Union, the governments of the countries of the ECOWAS, the Government and Parliament of Nigeria, the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the UN Human Rights Council, and the ACP-EU JPA.

THIS IS VERY SAD IN A

 MULTI-ETHNIC 

DEMOCRACY, BUT VERY

 TRUE AND 

THOUGHT-PROVOKING IN

 NIGERIA

® President - Northerner.
® Senate President - Northerner
® Speaker House of Reps - Northerner.
® PDP National Chairman - Northerner.
® Head of Service - Northerner. 
® INEC Chairman - Northerner.
® Chief Justice of federation - Northerner.
® President Court of Appeal - Northerner.
® EFCC Chairman - Northerner.
® President Federal high court - Northerner.
® National Security Adviser - Northerner.
® Chief of Defense Staff - Northerner.
® Chief of Naval Staff - Northerner. 
® Controller, Customs Service - Northerner. 
® Defence Minister - Northerner.
® MD Port Authority- Northerner.
® MD NDIC - Northerner
® Controller Prison Services - Northerner.
® Richest man in Africa - Northerner.
® 85% of Petroleum Marketers in Nigeria - Northerners.
® 80% of Oil Block Owners in Nigeria - Northerners.
® 69% of lawmakers in Nigeria - Northerners
® 70% of Federal civil service - Northerners
® 99% of beggars in Nigeria - Northerners
® 80% of artisans in Nigeria's major cities - Northerners
® 85% of Okada riders in Nigeria - Northern Youths
® 99% of shoe shinners - Northern Youths
® 95% of destitute and homeless in Nigeria - Northerners
® 90% of internally displaced persons - Northerners
® 95% of abducted school girls - Northerners
® 100% of herdsmen insurgents - Northerners
® 100% of Boko Haram Insurgents - Northerners.
® 100% of religious extremists in Nigeria - Northerners

¶ The Poorest states in Nigeria and Educationally backward areas in Nigeria are still in the North.

¶ The area with the largest farmlands and grazing grounds are all in the north.. It is still northerners sponsoring the bill to have grazing grounds all over the country.

¶ Now, ask yourself and the Northerners, what is actually the problem of the Northerners?

¶ You can keep sharing this till it gets to all their leaders, may be they will have to re-think....

WHERE DO YOU BEGIN TO IMAGINE WHY??

                              

EU PARLIAMENT MOVES MOTION 

AGAINST VIOLATION OF CITIZEN 

NNAMDI KANU'S RIGHT

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EU PARLIAMENT MOVES MOTION AGAINST VIOLATION OF CITIZEN NNAMDI KANU'S RIGHT

Published by Family Writers 

The European Parliament have moved a motion,against breaches of democracy and the violation of human right of the Leader Of The Indigenous People Of Biafra and Biafrans at large,by the Nigeria Government.

Having putting into considerations of the concrete statements of various Human Right Organisations,World Leaders,Secretary-General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon, etc,hence the call for the motion against Nigeria Government.

 Some points that will be discussed in the European Parliament,includes;

-Nigerian Government to ensure the humane and fair treatment of prisoners, including detained British broadcaster Nnamdi Kanu, upholding international human rights norms, and to ensure access to a fair trial.

-December 3, 2015 agitations for a separate state of Biafra in the southeast led to the death of at least 12 people; whereas the violent responses of security forces to civil disturbances and protests in the southeast and northcentral Nigeria threatens to aggravate human rights challenges already caused by the lingering Boko Haram conflict in the northeast;

-Urges the Nigerian government to ensure the freedom of conscience and expression of its citizens throughout the country.

-The special investigation panel created by President's office in March 2016 to investigate of allegations of grave violations and abuses of human rights by security forces including killings, torture, enforced disappearances, have not been fulfilled and violence is dramatically escalating; All this will be included and discussed in the agenda for the debate on the violation of the Human Right of the indigenous People Of Biafra and Citizen Nnamdi Kanu.

EUROPEAN UNION HAS

 FINALLY ADDRESSED THE

 ILLEGAL INCARCERATION 

OF NNAMDI KANU AND

 BIAFRANS.....BUHARI ALL

 EYES ARE ON YOU!!!

The news article below, contains recent motion filed by the EU during their last session on issues bordering on gross violation of human right by the chief paedophile himself (Buhari). The following resolutions were made which include point A. and NUMBER 9.Which states that.....

having regard to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948;– having regard to Rule 135 of its Rules of Procedure,
(A) whereas in December 3, 2015 agitations for a separate state of Biafra in the southeast led to the death of at least 12 people; whereas the violent responses of security forces to civil disturbances and protests in the southeast and northcentral Nigeria threatens to aggravate human rights challenges already caused by the lingering Boko Haram conflict in the northeast

9) Calls on the Nigerian government to ensure the humane and fair treatment of prisoners, including detained British broadcaster Nnamdi Kanu, upholding international human rights norms, and to ensure access to a fair trial.

http://www.europarl.europa.eu/sides/getDoc.do…

Hypocrisy of the Northern Elders.Crush Biafra Now Northern Elder Forum tells Buhari.
NORTHERN elders have ask their president Muhammadu Buhari in a five- page letter signed by elder stateman Amb. Yusuf Maitaima Sule.
The latter tittled "Advice on National Issues"to crush Biafrans and established North- East Developement Commission and to revive the economy of the North.It reminded Mr, President that the back bone of his administration is the North i.e . Yoruba,South South and South East are not Buhari's back bone.Again, to upwardly review the allocation of the North in the 2016 budget and to rebuld the North East,long on to goggle to read more.

Sunday, April 17, 2016

BRITISH AUTHOR, COUGHLIN ASKS 

BUHARI QUESTIONS NIGERIANS ARE 

AFRAID TO ASK

 - Why is Boko Haram more deadly Now than before? 

- Why is Buhari going after Shi'ite Muslims instead of Boko Haram ?

Con Coughlin a London based Telegraph's Defence Editor and author of Churchill's First War took to his twitter page to ask the below relevant questions which no Nigerian has bothered to ask. 

The DSS and slain Fulani in Igbo mass grave: The lesson from Yugoslavia ON APRIL 17, 20169:51 AMIN NEWS, VIEWPOINTCOMMENTS 518 0 5 0 By Femi Fani-Kayode The Department of State Security (DSS) have claimed that five Fulani herdsmen were abducted, killed and buried in a mass grave by members of IPOB in Abia state a few days ago. It also claimed that there were up to 50 more bodies in the grave and that they are all Fulani. The implications of this announcement is obvious. It will create more tension and fear in the land and it will lead to reprisal killings in the North.

Violence is never the way out and I have always believed that it has no place in any civilized society. Yet what I find curious about this announcement is the fact that it is unique and historic. I say this because thousands of Igbos, Yorubas, Niger-Deltans and Middle Belters have been killed by Fulani militants and herdsmen over the last ten months since President Buhari came to power, yet the DSS has never announced it and told the country about the details and ethnic identities of the victims. When one thousand Shiite Muslims were slaughtered in Zaria and buried in mass graves the DSS did not speak. When five hundred Idomas were massacred in Agatu by Fulani militants the DSS did not speak. When hundreds of southern and Middle Belt farms were raided by AK-47-wielding Fulani herdsmen who murdered, raped, burnt down and took over the land of their victims, the DSS never gave us details of the victims or made any announcements. When our leaders in the South were kidnapped and when men witnessed their wives and children being raped and butchered by the Fulani militias before their very eyes, the DSS made no announcements.

When the elder-statesman Chief Olu Falae’s farm was raided by the Fulani militants for the third time in one year and his OPC guard was slaughtered, the DSS made no announcements. When the villagers and farmers in the south-east were murdered and their wives and daughters were abducted by the Fulani militants, the DSS made no announcements. When traditional rulers, nuns and priests were abducted and killed by Fulani herdsmen in the south-south the DSS made no announcements. When the farms of the south west were attacked and ravaged and Yoruba farmers and their families were butchered by the Fulani militants the DSS made no announcements. When the International Terror Index told the world that the Fulani militias in Nigeria are the “fourth most deadly terror organization in the world”, the DSS said nothing and neither did they give us details about their activities or their victims. Worse of all is the fact that our government and our President, who himself happens to be a Fulani, has never deemed it fit or necessary to condemn the activities of the Fulani herdsmen and militants and neither have they expressed any sympathy or displayed any empathy for their many victims. Let me be clear: The murder of anyone, regardless of their ethnicity or faith, is unacceptable to me. I deplore murder and violence and, in my view, the killing of one innocent soul diminishes the humanity of every single one of us as a community and a nation. However, it seems curious that the minute that Fulanis are killed in the East, the DSS is quick to rise to the occasion and express concern about it whilst they do not express the same concern when Nigerians from other ethnic nationalities were killed by the Fulani in their own homes and land. Double standard Therein lies the double standard and it is sad and unfortunate. Furthermore, not only is it very dangerous but it also confirms the view that our government and security agencies are not only partial but that they are also attempting to implement an ethnic and religious agenda. Three questions must be answered: Firstly, who is funding the Fulani herdsmen and where do they get their weapons from? Secondly, why does our government not only turn a blind eye to the mass murder and genocide that they regularly indulge in but also go out of their way to protect them?

And thirdly, why do the government and security agencies have so much hatred and contempt for those that the Fulani regularly target and their victims and why do they believe that those victims do not deserve to enjoy the full protection of the Federal Government? Could it be because they are regarded as slaves and second class citizens? Is Fulani blood and are Fulani lives more important than others? Indeed, do non-Fulani lives matter in President Buhari’s Nigeria? Are we compelled to begin a ‘’non-Fulani lives matter” movement which is based and fashioned on the “Black Lives Matter” movement in the United States of America before we can draw the attention of the world to what is going on in our country?

Is it not obvious and logical that when the security agencies refuse to protect the citizens from the murderous hordes and herdsmen from hell, those citizens will eventually seek to protect themselves and go on the offensive? That is human nature and it is to be expected. Is it not clear to those in power that when a people are convinced that their government is no longer impartial in any conflict and that the security agencies of that government have been directed to go out of their way to actively and openly support those that constantly and regularly slaughter their people, it will eventually lead to open war?

 Is it so difficult to accept the fact that no government and no force from hell or on earth can compel or intimidate a man into lying down passively and silently watch his family, loved ones and kinsmen being butchered and slaughtered morning, day and night, without trying to protect them and without indulging in some form of retaliation? Causes of war With the sort of things that are going on in our country today, it is time to tell ourselves some home-truths. No-one wishes to accept it let alone say it but sadly war may come to Nigeria again.I do not want war and I consider it to be the ultimate evil but I am constrained to speak the truth and say things as I see them.

The fact that a war is coming is a testimony to the fact that we have all failed to manage the peace that God has given us since 1970 and the cessation of hostilities after our brutal civil war. We have failed so badly that the remote and immediate causes of that civil war are back with us today even though we hate to admit or acknowledge it. Our country is like Yugoslavia unfolding before it exploded and violently broke into five separate countries. All the signs are there. Anyone that knows about the history of Yugoslavia or that is a student of world history will agree with me and appreciate what I am saying. Consider the dangerous mix. A crumbling economy. An inept, weak, failing and paranoid government. A hungry, angry and increasingly desperate civilian population. An ignorant, obsessive, arrogant, insensitive, corrupt and self-absorbed political class who are out of touch with reality. The implementation of an ethnic and religious agenda by a government that refuses to consider the implications of taking such a course of action and that have an early-1960’s mind-set. A relentless clamp-down on and persecution of the opposition and all dissenting voices by the government and the use of fear as a tool of governance and control. The entering into military alliance with a group of Arab Sunni Muslim countries that seek to Islamise our country. The constant and open abuse of power. The impunity and insensitivity of the Buhari administration to the plight of the masses. The hunger, hardship, poverty and suffering in the land. The failure of the government to get rid of the fuel queues and supply electrical power. The demonisation of peaceful and law-abiding self-determination groups and the unlawful incarceration of their leaders. The breach of the constitutional rights of the citizens and the ignoring of court orders and judicial processes by the government. The attempt to intimidate and control the judiciary and legislature by government. The list goes on and on and history proves that such a mixture of circumstances is dangerous and  can only lead to open conflict if not halted. The country is badly divided today and the people are suffering as never before. We must do our best to ensure that that division and hatred does not spill over into open war. This is because war is a terrible thing which must be avoided at all costs.  

The Yugoslavia lesson If anyone doubts that they should consider the plight of the Bosnians of Bosnia-Herzogovina during the Yugoslavian civil war that took place in the European Balkans in the late 1980’s right up until 1992. They were the only ethnic group in Yugoslavia that was not prepared for it when the war started. They had no arms, no plan, no allies and no fall back position. When the fighting started, they were caught unawares and, for two years, they suffered immeasurably for their stupidity and naivety whilst their people were killed like flies and their women and children were raped and enslaved. God forbid this should happen to any ethnic group or ANY of our people in Nigeria.

 The reason that they suffered for two years was because there was an international arms embargo placed on all the ethnic groups and warring militias and armies in Yugoslavia when the war started.  And, sadly, the Bosnians were the only ones that did not buy and stockpile arms in preparation for war, months and years before it actually broke out. Plagued by a cowardly and weak-minded ruling elite and a naive, self-serving, servile, ignorant and intellectually-challenged middle class, the Bosnians just kept talking, writing newspaper articles, appeasing the aggressors and their tormentors, praying and hoping for peace whilst all the other ethnic and religious groups and warring parties were quietly preparing for war. Sounds familiar?

They suffered immensely for their lack of understanding, insight and foresight and their civilian population paid a heavy price. For two years after the civil war started, the Bosnians could not even buy a gun or bullet to defend themselves. Their towns were besieged and blown up whilst their women and children were raped, enslaved and butchered. Their men were rounded up into Second World War-like Nazi concentration camps and starved and tortured to death and their dignity and self-respect was taken from them. They were turned into an internally-displaced people and their land was transformed into a sea of desperate and suffering refugees. It was a nightmare from hell and suffering on this scale had not been seen on European soil since the First and Second World Wars. It was after the international community silently watched them being slaughtered by their Serbian and Croatian compatriots for two long years that they were compelled, as a consequence of pressure from the people of the world and on moral and humanitarian grounds, to lift the arms embargo on them so that they could buy arms to defend themselves. The war dragged on for more years after that but, at least, the Bosnians, though two years late, were now able to fight back and defend themselves. It took the intervention of NATO, the bombing of Belgrade by the international community led by the Americans and the eventual break-up of the entire country into five pieces to stop the carnage and barbarity of the Serbs and eventually bring the civil war to an end. It was during that war that the term “ethnic cleansing” was first used by CNN to describe what was being done by the Serbs to the Bosnians, the Croats, the Slovenians, the Kosovars, the Macedonians and the Monte Negrans, all of whom represented the other ethnic groups that made up the old Yugoslavia. Eventually the country broke up and each of them got their independence from the dominant Serbs and from one another.

If such a thing could have happened in the heart of Europe in the early 1990’s why on earth would any reasonably intelligent person dismiss the notion that it can happen here? The only difference would be that if such a thing were to ever unfold in our country, it would be far worse than what happened in Yugoslavia due to the sheer size of our population. We must do all we can to avoid this. We must reach out to one another in love and understanding in this country in an attempt to prevent war and secure the peace. Yet sadly the signs of a future conflict are already there. I pray that I am wrong but as far as I am concerned, for Nigeria, the bell is tolling. May the Lord deliver us.   Fani-Kayode was Minister of Aviation under the Obasanjo administration.

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God bless you Shalom Ugowhite for addressing this confused so called elderly Igbos. They have cause a lot of harm than good in the quest fighting for leadership. Does it real matters who leads? All Biafrans needed was someone like Nnamdi Kanu who have the capacity in terms of intellectual ability, fearless, boldness, who can sacrifice what it takes to bring the Nation of Biafra to pass, who completely knows the Biafran history to argue our case at international level (UN). That's what Biafrans wanted. These elderly fools should be grateful for Biafrans to have somebody like Nnamidi Kanu who is very outspoken and willing to pay the utmost sacrifice to bring Biafran Nation to pass. Does that requires these Igbo elders to bend their neck when shaking buhari hand like we are begging buhari for our legitimate rights. No no no, Nigeria or rather hausa funani have to beg us because IPOB was in existence before house/fulani migrated from Chad and Mali with their cows to nigeria and settled in Borono like they are trying to wipe Agutu in Benue and take over their Land.

From Sarah George.

 National Grazing Bill More Evil Than Boko Haram--- Femi Fani-Kayode

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1. SUDAN DOWNLOADING IN NIGERIA.

"I decided to read a copy of the National Grazing Reserve Council Bill and I was surprised at what I saw.
The Bill creates a council to be chaired by a Chairman to be appointed by the president.
The council shall have the power to take your land anywhere the land is located in the country and then pay you compensation.
Your land, when taken, shall be assigned to herdsmen who shall use your land for grazing purposes.
They shall bring cows to the land and you shall lose the land permanently to those Fulani cattlemen" - OKONKWO AFAMEFUNA, FACEBOOK, 18th APRIL, 2016.

2. YUGOSLAVIA DOWNLOADING IN NIGERIA.
"I decided to read a copy of the National Grazing Reserve Commision Bill and I was surprised at what I saw.
The Bill creates a commission to be chaired by a Chairman to be appointed by the president, to be confirmed by the senate.
The commission shall have the power to take your land anywhere the land is located in the country and then pay you compensation.
Your land, when taken, shall be assigned to herdsmen who shall use your land for grazing purposes.
They shall bring cows to the land and you shall lose the land permanently to those cattlemen.
If you feel that the commission was not right to take your land, you can go to court but before you go to court, you must first of all notify the federal attorney general of your intention to sue the commission.

Apart from notifying, you must get the consent and authority of the Federal Attorney General before you can sue.

So that means that if the Attorney General refuses to give his consent to the suit, you have lost your land forever to the herdsmen.

And this law, when passed, shall apply to the whole country so it means that your land in the village or anywhere is not safe.

The National Grazing Reserve Commission would have the power to take away your land from you anytime they want and pay you whatever they want as compensation (even when you don't want to sell, and remember that for you to get compensation, you must have documents showing or proving ownership).
So I think that we all in the South West, South South and South East must rise up and reject this Bill. We must do all things to force our national Assembly members from passing that bill into law.
That bill is a deliberate attempt to take our lands and hand the land over to the Fulani cattlemen since it is only the fulanis that rear cattle in Nigeria.
That law, when passed, shall fulfil the directive of Uthman Dan Fodio and other northern leaders to take over other parts of Nigeria.
I implore you to use all available means to implore your senator and Rep not to pass that law.
That law will destroy Nigeria.
All over the world, ranches are established and used to rear cattle.
The farmers buy land and put there cattle there. There is no country where the land of the citizens are compulsorily acquired and given to others.
This is evil, and designed to favour the Fulanis where the president comes from.
We must resist the passage of that bill into law to save Nigeria, and to protect our future generations" - EMPEROR GABRIEL OGBONNAYA, FACEBOOK, 18TH APRIL, 2016.
3. LEBANON AND ZIMBABWE DOWNLOADING IN NIGERIA.

"This National Grazing Bill if passed into law will just mark the beginning of apartheid in our country. When the government of Zimbabwe collected land from the white people who naturalised there the whole world worked against President Robert Mugabe. Sanctions were stiffened against his regime even though the whites in Zimbabwe were not African by origin. In our country today there are people that are not Nigerians by origin and these people are making laws to take over our inheritance. This nation will burn once this law is passed" -DURU COLLINS, FACEBOOK, 18th APRIL, 2016.

4. SYRIA AND IRAQ DOWNLOADING IN NIGERIA.

"And if they are still in any doubt about where all this is heading in the Nigerian context they should consider the following.

On December 30th 1964, Mallam Bala Garba told the West African Pilot newspaper that:

"the conquest to the sea is now in sight. When our god-sent Ahmadu Bello said some years ago that our conquest will reach the sea shores of Nigeria, some idiots in the South were doubting its possibilities. Today have we not reached the sea? Lagos is reached. It remains Port-Harcourt. It must be conquered and taken.”

This is an eloquent expression of radical Islam, with its pervasive use of violence as a tool of conquest and subjugation, in its purest and most obvious form.

Inspired and equipped with this Janjaweed philosophy and ethos, the whole of core northern Nigeria was conquered by Sheik Usman Dan Fodio through the use of terror and by the power of the sword in the name of jihad. Millions of innocent non-Muslims were cut to pieces in the process.

Given the activities of Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsmen in our country today it appears that some in our shores are still interested in implementing that satanic agenda.

They wish to continue where Usman Dan Fodio stopped and they wish to "dip the Koran in the Atlantic ocean".

Their latest attempt is the introduction and proposal of what is known as the Cattle Grazing Act which will give the Fulani herdsmen the right to claim other peoples land all over the country and which will empower them by law to create their own settlements and communities in the territory of others.

Worse still under that law the government will be compelled to fund those settlements and put all that they need in terms of infrastructure in place for them. That is why our Minister of Agriculture is now talking about importing Brazilian grass for the Fulani herdsmen and their cattle.

This subtle and exceptionally brilliant attempt to infiltrate and conquer by guile and assimilation reminds me of the frightful laws that were put in place in the old wild western prairies of 19th century America.

Those laws gave the white settlers rights over the lands of the indigenous Red Indians and saw the Indians themselves subjected to genocide and ethnic cleansing and herded into barren reservations that were not fit for human habitation.

It was in this way that the "wild west" was conquered and the once proud and noble war-like Indian tribes of the western prairies were subjugated and subdued.

Sadly our legislators in the National Assembly from the south and the Middle simply do not appreciate and cannot comprehend the serious implications of what they are doing by supporting this evil legislation and neither will the consequences of their naivety and folly be suffered by their constituents until it is far too late.

If that law is ever passed and implemented, two years from that time we will regret it deeply as a nation because it will result in nothing but conflict, chaos and strife between the Fulani herdsmen and settlers on the one hand and the local indigenous population on the other.

The tragedy that unfolded in Jos, Plateau state between the indigenous Christian Beroms and the settler Muslim Fulani for many years is a graphic example of what will be replicated all over the south and the Middle Belt between the Fulani and the various local indigenous populations if that law is ever passed and implemented.

As a matter of fact it will be far worse than anything that Jos ever saw. The Cattle Grazing Act will not result in enhancing unity and peace but instead it will result in division, bloodshed, carnage and chaos"- FEMI FANI-KAYODE, ''THE OUTLAWS OF ISLAM", PREMIUM TIMES, 25TH APRIL, 2016.

The greatest evil that we are confronted with in Nigeria today is this National Grazing Bill. It is more evil than Boko Haram.

It will do more harm than Boko Haram and it will result in open war and the final disintegration of Nigeria. We must stop it from being made into law.

There are some things that are bigger than politics and this is one of them.

We must all stand together regardless of our political affiliation and stop this Trojan horse from being foisted upon us by those that seek to subjugate and conquer us.

May God help our people and our country and may He deliver us from evil.

This was Shared with me, please read and soak in the shocking plan of president Buhari to give your lands to the fulani herdsmen...

I decided to read a copy of the National Grazing Reserve Council Bill and I was surprised at what I saw.

The Bill creates a council to be chaired by a Chairman to be appointed by the president.

The council shall have the power to take your land anywhere the land is located in the country and then pay you compensation.

Your land, when taken, shall be assigned to herdsmen who shall use your land for grazing purposes. They shall bring cows to the land and you shall lose the land permanently to those Fulani cattlemen.
If you feel that the council was not right to take your land, you can go to court but before you go to court, you must first of all notify the federal attorney general of your intention to sue the council. Apart from notifying, you must get the consent and authority of the Federal Attorney General before you can sue.

So that means that if the Attorney General refuses to give his consent to the suit, you have lost your land forever to the herdsmen.

And this law, when passed, shall apply to the whole country so it means that your land in the village or anywhere is not safe.

The National Grazing Reserve Council would have the power to take away your land from you anytime they want and pay you whatever they want as compensation (even when you don't want to sell, and remember that for you to get compensation, you must have documents showing or proving ownership).

So I think that we all in the South West, South South and South East must rise up and reject this Bill. We must do all things to force our national Assembly members from passing that bill into law.

That bill is a deliberate attempt to take our lands and hand the land over to the Fulani cattlemen since it is only the fulanis that rear cattle in Nigeria.
That law, when passed, shall fulfil the directive of Uthman Dan Fodio and other northern leaders to take over other parts of Nigeria.

I implore you to use all available means to implore your senator and Rep not to pass that law.

That law will destroy Nigeria.
All over the world, ranches are established and used to rear cattle. The farmers buy land and put there cattle there. There is no country where the land of the citizens are compulsorily acquired and given to others.

This is evil, and designed to favour the Fulanis where the president comes from.
We must resist the passage of that bill into law to save Nigeria, and to protect our future generations.

Emperor Ogbonnaya

That is one of the reasons why we want Biafra.

Biafra or Nothing.

FG provoking Ndigbo everyday – Ekweremadu

By Emmanuel Uzodinma

 on April 17, 2016

The Deputy Senate President, Chief Ike Ekweremadu, on Sunday accused the President Muhammadu Buhari led government of provoking Ndigbo.

Ekweremadu, representing Enugu West Constituency, said that until the leadership of Nigeria learn to respect Nigbo and ensure that equity and justice prevailed, the country can never be the same.

The Deputy Senate President, who spoke in Enugu while addressing people of Eziagu council area of Enugu State during a solidarity visit, said that despite the contributions of Ndigbo in the development of Nigeria, “we are being provoked everyday by the government of this country”.

According to him, “let me remind you that we are going through the difficult period in Igbo land. As Ndigbo, we are going through trying period, we are being provoked everyday by the government of this country in the way they treat our people, especially the marginalization going on at the federal level by the federal government.

“We are also aware of the contributions of our people towards the development of this country. The Nigeria Movie Industry, which one of the major exports we have, Igbo’s pioneered that industry; in sports, Igbo’s are all over the world doing the country proud. When you see Nigeria national team playing, 80 percent most times are Igbos and we are happy to do that”.

Sen. Ekweremadu who said that Ndigbo were more Nigerian than any tribe, disclosed that in all remote villages in Kano, Kaduna, Maiduguri and everywhere, “you will see Igbos who are patent medical dealers, you will see Igbos selling plastic, you will see Igbos providing jobs not only to their people but to the rest of Nigeria.”

He said Ndigbo had done so much to the country and deserved some respect, stressing that until “we get our respect, Nigeria will never be the same.

“So, any person who thinks that Igbos will be relegated and there will be peace in this country is joking. We believe in equity, we believe in justice.

“This country is big enough for everybody. Nigeria needs energy and ingenuity of Igbos, they need our creativity, they need the enterprise of Igboman and we can combine the attributes with the other tribes and Nigeria will be great.”

The deputy President of the Senate who spoke with passion said Igbos will never accept the situation and that indeed no tribes would be excluded from the governance of this country because this country belonged to all of us.

He said it may be dark today but there will light at the end of the tunnel.

“We have already left Egypt and we will never go back to Egypt. Definitely, we will get to the promise land unlike the people of Israel; all of us will be alive when we get to the promise land.

“So, I am not shaking and don’t be afraid my people, we believe in this country, we believe in free enterprise, we believe in justice and we also believe in equity and that, we ensure that this country will get”.

He thanked the chairman of Eziagu LGA, Mr. Chukwudi F. Ezinwa for uniting all the people of Eziagu council area, stressing that in a short period, he had performed beyond his expectation.

He promises to work with him to change the story of the council area in everything that humans being could do.

He said that throughout the trying period of his election, Eziagu people stood by him to the extent that some traditional rulers were dethroned.

Earlier in his remark, the Eziagu Council Chairman, Mr. Ezinwa appealed to the deputy President of the Senate to ensure the completion of federal roads government embarked upon in the council, especially those roads that erosion had cut-off.

REPORTING LIVE FROM UMUAHIA, CHIJINDU UKAH
FOR BIAFRA WRITERS
Today the 18th April, 2016, twenty members of the Indigenous people of Biafra arrested while praying on 9th Feb 2016 at National High School Aba, who have been unjustly detained in Aba prison like our leader Nnamdi Kanu, were scheduled to appear in the Federal high court, Umuahia today. On reaching the court venue, the twenty accused persons were nowhere to be found as they were not brought to stand their trial in court today. But nevertheless, the court proceedings continued as the defence counsel to the Indigenous People Of Biafra, in the person of Barrister Kenneth Nwankwo was present.

The case was called upon at 11:37am Biafra time, for both legal representatives to proceed with their adumbrations. While the defence counsel to the Indigenous People Of Biafra made known his presence by introducing himself to the court, his learned colleague; who was supposed to represent the Federal Government Of Nigeria, unfortunately was nowhere to be found.

The legal representative of IPOB, Barr. Ken pleaded for oral application of the hearing of the case of the twenty accused, as it was not clearly stated in the already written application that there are up to twenty of them in prison. The judge granted his plea on the condition that he will present the names of all the twenty accused persons one after the other, which he did without objection.

 After his presentation, the judge merged all the twenty accused under one case file, since the charges against them are all the same and since they have the same legal representative. The Judge further asked the counsel to the indigenous people of Biafra, if a letter of hearing has been served to the federal government of Nigeria, but the answer was an emphatic ‘No’. she proceeded by instructing that a letter of hearing be served to the Federal government of Nigeria.

After giving out the above instructions, she went on to adjourn the case to the 11th of May for another hearing, after IPOB lawyer pleaded for a closer date which was not granted.

While addressing the members of the indigenous people of Biafra IPOB present in the Court, the lawyer stated that the federal government of Nigeria does not have any case against the accused IPOB members, he further added that hopefully the detained IPOB in Aba Prison will be released come 11th May, 2016.

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Nigerians Discuss Independence Of Biafra, Unity Of Nigeria Clement Ejiofor 1 year ago

Last week, the majority the Scottish people said “No” to the prospect of Scotland leaving the United Kingdom. Following the much-discussed 2014 Scottish independence referendum outcome, Naij.com has asked its readers a similar question, but peculiar to Nigeria only. Below you may find various responses from Nigerians who explain why they would rather support a united Nigeria, or root for re-emergence of the Republic of Biafra. 

Republic of Biafra in May 1967

About 75% of the 850 commentators bitterly noted how multiple ethnicities and cultures inhabiting Nigeria often clah and subject each other to violence. They were adamant that separation and re-emergence of Biafra would be best. Said Ndubuisi Christopher Maduka: “The ethnic nationalities which make up this country were forced to come together. The gap between the North and South is too wide in terms of education. The Southern part are more accommodative and liberal. Northern part, especially the Hausa/Fulanis, are not so. They are overzealous to rule and control the resources from the South. I think the Southerners can understand each other. Ever since I was born, I have been hearing of religious crises in the North.

It is better if the nation split to avoid these unwarranted killings. Independence of Biafra is a capital ‘YES’.” Joseph Onuoha said: “What is the use of one Nigeria when every tribe dislikes the Igbos? Not just the Igbos alone, but the whole South-South and South-East. The truth is bitter but must be said. The Republic State of Biafra is better off alone. We don’t need a nation that speaks ‘One Nigeria’ and kills other tribes, depriving the South-East and South-South of their crude oil and other mineral resources. Nigeria should be divided and let the South-South and South-East take control of their crude oil and mineral resources. Long live Biafra, long live MASSOB!” Isaac Oshionebo said: “There is a difference between the Northern soldiers and the Southern soldiers today, but we only call it the Nigerian Army.

That is why the war against Boko Haram is difficult and bitter. We are divided already, let’s do it peacefully.” Probity Okike said: “Nigeria is a zoo, Biafra is my country.” Chikelue Henry Okeke said: “If there can be a Biafra through a referendum and not through war, then I would vote yes to a division. And my reason is that the Hausa and Fulani Muslims murder thousands of Igbo people who were living in the North because of their religious fanaticism and political sentiments.” Some Nigerians, however, were more optimistic. While acknowledging the many problems Nigeria is currently facing, they were eager to suggestposible ways out of the apparent dead end our country might one day find herself trapped in:   Temple Eze said: “What we need is to change our system of government. Everybody wants to get to Aso Rock because Abuja remains the corridor of power.

The problem of Nigeria had started when we turned our country into a republic. If all the ethnic groups minded their side, as it was immediately after our Independence, there would have been no excess money in Aso Rock, the reason Nnamdi Azikwe was able to leave Abubakar as a prime minister. But in 1963, Awolowo and Zik refused to leave the presidency for each other, and the disagreement lingered until the military decided to come into the issue. Because of this, the only capable head of state, Aguiyi-Ironsi, was slain. This made a little boy of 31 years Gowon, who never knew what it means to be a leader, to fill the vacuum which led the country into civil war. Today, look at where we are. Let’s use the system of 1960-1963 and Nigeria will be better. Thanks!” Stanley Unegbu: “I say No the independence of Biafra.

But I suggest pure regional autonomy, like in the United Kingdom. And rotational presidency among the regions.” Muraina Akeem Olatunji: ”I want a United Nigeria FREE of corruption, indiscipline, bloodbaths, bad governance. I want a United Nigeria where people are patriotic, honest, tolerant of one another. I want a United Nigeria with both good leaders and followers. God had a reason for uniting us. We could use our huge population to an advantage, just like China, USA, Russia, etc. did. If only we could embrace one another in peace and kill corruption!” John Ayodele Oyewole: “Well, before any part of Nigeria wishes to break away, the boundaries must be defined. There must be an objective and unanimous agreement. While clamouring for separation, know for sure who the minority might like to go with peaceful dialogue that erodes selfishness that will not be for the benefit of the politicians, but for the good of all.

 If the Scots had voted yes, only their politicians would have benefitted from the referendum, because practically speaking, their citizens are equally treated, but that is not the case with Nigeria. The bigger a country is, the better, but we must all work for the good of all.” A noticeable part of commentators still insisted that Nigeria’s motley population has been brought together for a reason. We should stay together despite our differences, they maintained. 

Ojochenemi Hussain said: “Please, my Igbo friends, I’ll just ask you this question. What do you people really have in terms of natural resources that even kids from your region clamour for division? If your request is granted, the only region that can carry you along is South-South. And it’s clear they may not dance to your tone. So tell me, if you’re ‘better off alone,’ what’ll be the means of survival in Biafra?” Akaninyene James said: “If the Igbos are longing for Biafra, how about Akwa Ibom, Calabar? We, too, will become a sovereign nation, instead of pairing with the Igbos. They are dubious. One Nigeria is what our fallen Heroes fought for. It is too late to disintegrate. I love Nigeria!” Jubilee Shola said: “Separate Biafra now and prepare for another ethnic division tomorrow.

TRUE FEDERALISM is what we lack.

That is why we can’t have our own United Kingdom and the USA. If this new Constitution can be implemented this year, we will all enjoy what we call Nigeria. Good people. Great Nation.” Ogunsanmi Emman said: “I don’t know why some senseless Igbos are calling for Biafra. If the region succeed with the plan, do they think that that small enclave would contain them with their staggering population? Besides, no sane Igbo man would wish to forgo their business empire scattered all over Nigeria. There is unity in diversity. The Igbo man has excelled in everything and contributed to the development of this nation, and I salute them for being the honey bee of the nation after the Civil War.” Emmanuel Etukudo said:  “Disintegrating Nigeria would never solve the problems of our beloved country. There already are a lot of factions among the Igbos themselves. Let us learn from what is happening between Sudan and South Sudan. Did their separation bring peace to Southern Sudan who where clamoring for independence?

Today, barely a year after their independence, they are fighting themselves because there are so many interests, ethnic groups and factions involved. Believe me, my fellow Nigerians, if we follow the part of separation and have Biafra, which I will never become a part of, our fate will be just like that of Southern Sudan.” Hosea Gwazah said: “I would have voted for United Nigeria. 1) Together, our founding fathers nursed this baby from its birth through youthful stage. 2) Since the attempt to break failed, the blood spilled during the Civil War became the cord that has bound the North & South together. 3) International communities know the untapped raw materials across Nigeria.

That’s why they are looking for an opportunity to split our dear Nation: to devour her resources. 4) Nigerian political scenario suggests a chaos which is misleading others to think it will be impossible for us to survive as one.” Which group of respondents would you join? What do you think is best for Nigeria now? If you wish to become Naij.com’s guest contributing writer, please read our Users’ guide to Naij.com’s guest writing. Feel free to contact Naij.com if you have any questions, or would like to submit your opinion article, message, report, photo-report, or offer a topic for discussion.

 It Is Good To Know Your Identity as This Soldier Did.... I Love That So Much. How About You?
                           

                                          

 AN OPEN LETTER TO MY

 BRETHREN IN THE SOUTH-

SOUTH

….for as long as the Old Eastern region remain in disarray and not united, self-determination of the region will remain impossible…. – An anonymous retired Nigerian Army Chief

The word “south-south” even though it may sound absurd, is a name we have come to accept as a people. We can’t say exactly how we came about to be identified with the name neither can we say exactly when we were given the name, but we just know it is our name. While growing up back in the days, geography taught us about “the North”, “the South”, “The East” and “The west”. For proper definition of locations, we were also told about “The Northwest, Northeast, Southwest and Southeast” I can’t remember anything like the “Northnorth”, “Southsouth”, “Easteast” or Westwest , but here I am today, writing a letter to my SouthSouth brethren. That is what happens to a people that are not in control of their Cultural Development or the Political and Economic Future. That is what happens to a people that are just there for their numbers, that is what happens to people that are just kept for their services, that is what happens to people that are just custodians of wealth for a supposedly superior people, and finally, that is what happens to peoples that are slaves. Any name is suitable for them, they can only get whatever is given to them even if it is originally theirs. If in doubt, please remind me the meaning of KUNTA KINTE.

I write this letter not because it is frustrating to see how we allowed a defrauded propaganda to position our people as the pawns in the Political Chess called Nigeria, but rather, I write this letter in an effort to request that we free ourselves from these propaganda that has lingered for too long. If our grandfathers and fathers did not ask questions, is there any divine law that says we cannot ask? We know we all belonged to the old Eastern Region of Nigeria before the Northern protectorate took back their power after the gruesome murder of General Aguiyi Ironsi. Just for the records, let me do us a bit of history here; Major General Ironsi as Head of State was cornered and arrested somewhere in western Nigeria in July 29th of 1966, his hands and feet were tied together, then tied to a Land Rover with a little space in between, and driven on a tarred road, face down for several kilometers. The then highest ranking northern officer, an acting (Unconfirmed) Lieutenant Colonel was chosen to be the next Head of State ahead of serving Brigadiers, Colonels and Lieutenant Colonels of the southern Nigeria, followed by the dreadful killings of officers and soldiers of Eastern Nigeria including our so called South South soldiers and officers . The genocide that followed is what is recorded as the Nigerian civil war of 1967 – 1970. As if that was not enough, the Eastern region was broken apart with the sudden creation of the then South Eastern state (today’s Cross Rivers and Akwa Ibom), Rivers state (Today’s Rivers State and Bayelsa). It was during that war that propagandas were designed, created and generated to separate us from the old eastern region and make the average Igbo man our potential enemy in an effort to reduce their own presumed enemies. In as much as it is a bitter history, but I find it necessary to do you this preamble.

I write this letter to remind us that our region, known as the South-South today was a creation of the north for the sake of creating the disunity we face today. And moreso, it was not just for the disunity for them to win the war, but to also take away our resources, our man power and our economic future. In 2014 when President Jonathan, a son of the so called South-South decided to re-contest the 2015 elections, Sheik Junaid Mohammed in an engagement on behalf the northern protectorate, reminded us that the so called South-South was a creation of the north for effective management of the northern interest in eastern Nigeria. How bad could this be? Can we imagine that? So while we are busy reminding ourselves that we are a different people or that the Igbos are wicked and are trying to kill us, the north is joyously taking over and owning 85% of our oil wells while the West takes over the left overs. And what do we get? Noise! Even the supposedly football legend, Sunday Okechukwu Oliseh is busy telling us he is not Igbo as if it is a curse to be Igbo. One wonders if the name Okechukwu is of Hausa or Yoruba origin. When you speak Igbo as a language and yet claim you are not Ibo, is that not the saddest thing that can happen to any people of identical culture? Even Major Kaduna Nzeogwu that led the first coup that was said to be an Igbo coup is from Okpanam village in today’s Delta State. Could he have come out to say today like Sunday Oliseh said that he was not Igbo? If the Abakaliki or Nsukka indigene that has a more distant dialect of Igbo is Ibo, how come the Anioma or Okrika indigene that is easily understood is not Igbo? How did a people of the same culture get so separated these far?

I write these letter to speak to those of us regarded as minority tribes. How can we be minority when in essences we are known to be about 35 million of the said 180 million of the said Nigerian population? How can we be a minority in our own lands if we were not treated as such, or if we did not accept to be such? If those from the alliance that separated us from the west are said to be about 50 million in population, and our brethren in the east are said to be about 40 million, how can we accept we are a minority? Our compatriots from the alleged minorities of the north are said to be another 30 million, who then is the minority? Having run through these figures, we know who the real minorities are. Be it as it appears, the truth is that our region was broken into two so as to weaken our original strength given that at a combined population strength of 35 million and 40 million people, our economic and entrepreneurial strength put together would be something the alliance will be worried about. So why should we ever think that it is logical to claim we are two different people when in essence, we have always been one and the same people for over 400 years before the arrival of the white man. If what the white man did to us was not bad enough, is it not ridiculous that we allowed a certain minority immigrants to assume control of our economic and political future?

I write these letter to ask my brethren in the south-south these pertinent question; Let us assume the very worst situation in this fracas between us and our Igbo brothers, why are we worried about the Igbos taking over our “natural resources” (assuming they don’t have theirs), ARE WE PRESENTLY IN CONTROL OF OUR “NATURAL RESOURCES”? Does it make more sense that our natural resources is being controlled by some strange people from over 700 miles away? People that kill us at will at a single provocation of their religion? People that even kill us in our land? People that challenge us to the ownership of these our resources? People that show absolute disregard of who we are? People that think it is a privilege for us to be in any position of authority? And finally, people that do not in any way have the kind of entrepreneurial skills that we have? Why would we allow our imaginary quarrel or fights with our brothers translate to the decision of one of the women in King Solomon’s Judgment that insisted that since she couldn’t have the child, the other woman should not. So are we in essence saying it is better for none of us brethren to own our resources simply because we don’t trust our brothers, yet we do nothing about the stranger that has ripped us apart? Are we logically correct in these senseless quarrel? Even while we are senselessly worried about how the Igbos will colonize our people because that is what we were told, and that is what some of these alliance are still trying to tell us; can we sincerely tell ourselves that the Igbos are that evil? Evil enough to leave their Natural resources in Abia, Imo, Anambra and Enugu states to come and take ownership of our resources? How will they do that? How possible will it be for a people that barely kill by the sword compared to our present oppressors? Do we honestly see that as a possibility? How and why did we allow these propaganda to go these far? Is these not what the alliance has used to rule us through the divide and rule scheme? Sheik Jumiad Mohammed said it clearly that our separation was a creation of the north for the effective management of our resources while we keep fighting an imaginary enemy.

I write this letter to remind us that we and our Igbo brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers have cultural identities, we uphold the sacrosanct of life, we do not kill a man like a chicken, we worship the same God, and we have identical looks and reasoning capabilities. Education is a respected virtue to both of us, entrepreneurism is a common love between us. We both respect constituted authorities. Even-though we both have the cultural odds that cannot, and should not be used to castigate an entire people. So how come the Igbo man suddenly became evil shortly before the war if the castigation was not a propaganda tool of the war? How did we accept that our Igbo brothers were evil while we were saints? How are we saints? Is there any evil that is the monopoly of the Igbos that we are totally clean of? That we don’t have a single man/woman that does same if positioned in the same situation? How did we allow a distant people determine how we live our lives? If we think we are different and as such we are treated better than the Igbos; have we noticed that the fate of the Onitsha Port is the same fate that befell the Ports in Calabar and Port Harcourt? We from the east are all forced to go to Lagos to pay taxes to those ports. How have we been treated differently by these alliances if we were different from the Igbos? Are we not facing the same fate as our eastern brethren? How do you think we will fare if we were the only ones to receive these treatment given a circumstance where the Igbos are no more in this contraption called Nigeria.

I write this letter to our brethren to remind us that without a unified stands of the entire region, the self-determination process will be a farce. We need each other in all difficulties. We are the Eastern Region; we are the region of the Lower Niger; we are a common people; we are not different from each other. Starting from the Hills of Ogoja to the rocky soils of Ebonyi, down to the temperate region of Anambra down to the enclaves of Ishekiri and Isoko, we all look alike. The Akwa Ibom man and the Abia State man are the same people simply divided by boundaries. The Calabar man and the Arochukwu man has identical ancestral masquerades. The Ikwerre man is just an Igbo man that was separated by the North to act as a different people. A British woman, camped somewhere in Kaduna decided to add the “R” consonant to the “U” vowel to totally break the identities of the Igbos in today’s Rivers state. The Ijaws, Kalabris, Oron, Efik are practically the same people positioned in different locations possibly during the settlement centuries ago. We are all interrelated in the region and as such must not be divided. We have been used for decades, disregarded at every opportunity, our rights are perceived as privileges if not favors. We do not have control over our future as instructed by the late Amadu Bello when he instructed his people not to allow us have control of our future, and should be seen as a conquered territory. Are we a conquered people by some strange people that believe they are born to rule, conquer and kill? These are a people that do not hold as sacrosanct what we revere as one. How can we continue in this Union that was designed to enslave us? How can we allow the lies told by these strangers to pitch us against ourselves?

AN ADDENDUM TO MY IGBO BROTHERS
I write to you to remind you that you can only fight a lie that was imbedded into the hearts of my brethren by putting yourself in his shoes to know how best to respond. We cannot fight evil with evil. Like we know, they say two wrongs don’t make a right. It is your responsibility to subtly ask those accusing you some logical questions that may prick their hearts to realities. We are all in this mess called Nigeria together. Our Son Goodluck Jonathan was treated the same way General Ironsi was treated, they were both rejected. They were both despised. Both of them wanted a united Nigeria that existed beyond tribes and religion, but what did we see? President Goodluck Jonathan was lucky to escape with his life, but the General was not that lucky; He was tied to a land rover and driven on the rocky tarred roads between Abeokuta and Ibadan till he died and was shredded to pieces. Based on the Alhaji and Kunle’s phone conversation I believe we all listened to, we know that it could as well have happened to President Jonathan if he was not wise enough to let go of their birthright. But can we continue like this? Look at what they are doing to Nnamdi Kanu? These are the same people that organized 70 lawyers to represent the Boko Haram suspects that have raped, maimed and Killed Nigerians, yet the one they choose to lead us says Nnamdi is too dangerous to be released because he has dual citizenship. Is these the kind of place we will continue to belong to when we are likely going to be having malicious morons of this magnitude leading us?

I write to you my brothers to remind you that the Gambaris know for certainty that having broken a greater part of you into other states in the South-South, it may be difficult to successfully secede knowing what we know today. So it is inappropriate for you to remind my own brothers that with or without us, that you will succeed. We cannot allow the propaganda of these gambaris to keep us apart. We must reject it by all means and efforts. We stand a greater chance to succeed as one region. As the older one of the two broken parts of our region, it is your responsibility to expose the deception that was used to mislead my people. It is you that will tell my people you do not have any intentions to colonize them. We have to collectively put these alliance to shame by consciously keeping our relationship cordial in the region. My dear brethren, I write to request that you take it as a duty to remind us that we are all one people because in truth, WE ARE ONE.

THE LOWER NIGER CONGRESS will not succeed if we do not position ourselves for success. We cannot go to a referendum with a divided house. We have to all agreed that we cannot continue in this contraption called a United Nigeria that was not just built on lies and propaganda, but was designed to fail while it enslaves our people. We have been battered, raped, disregarded, maimed and killed at will for the past 50 years. I am talking about the entire Eastern region. While we are being raped and killed, we are busy seeing each other as our enemy, while the real enemies smiles at our folly. We cannot continue like this. We should all take the opportunity presented to us by the UNITED NATION CHARTER ARTICLES ON SELF-DETERMINATION FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLE. The Lower Niger Congress, has so far made presentations to the US Congress on the plight of our people, made a presentation to the United Nations, and have been able to secure a period by which the referendum will take place here in our region. But will we succeed during the electoral process if we are not united? Is it not time we put our swords into plowshare and see how we can take control of our political, economic future and Cultural development? The Lower Niger Congress having met with traditional and titled leaders in all the corners of the Lower Niger Region believes the project will not be a success if we do not see ourselves as a united body. We cannot afford to go into a referendum that may be sabotaged by the propagandas of the alliance of the North. It is our duty to educate ourselves, educate our relatives, and educate our brethren. It is the best duty we can do for the generations unborn of our region. This contraception called Nigeria was never designed to succeed, not with the present fraud of constitution, not with the present mentality that only a section of the country were meant to rule, and finally, not with the present odds that accompany those that make it to the leadership position.

Finally brethren, I appeal to you all to join hands in actualizing our dream to build a new nation based on principles, agreed morals, agreed terms and absolute regional autonomy to provoke developmental competition. This is what the LOWER NIGER CONGRESS IS WILLING TO OFFER.

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Nigeria Under Broom

 Nigeria under the BROOM spirit is about to pass, enact a law that will empower Fulani herdsmen to own every grass that is green in Nigeria. Nigeria is seating on a gun powder that could explode if the National Assembly passes the grazing bill empowering Fulani herdsmen to own any grass that is green in Nigeria. 

If this bill is passed and Fulani herdsmen comes to your farm with their cattle, if you talk "pim" and they raise alarm that "Kolawale, Okonkwo, Osagie, Oghenekwumo" challenged them by saying "pim" automatically you've contravened this bill and your action is punishable by either paying 50,000 or five years imprisonment or both fine and imprisonment.

NIGERIANS MUST REJECT THIS BILL IN ITS TOTALITY 
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The proposed piece of legislation is full of unconstitutionalities, ethnic discriminations, fundamental human rights violations, religious tenets violations, conspicuous criminal omissions and unforgiveable legislative indiscretions.

The Bill’s concluding explanatory memorandum says that the Bill seeks to provide for, among other things, the establishment of the National Grazing Reserve Commission of Nigeria, for the preservation and control of national grazing reserves and stock routes in the country.

Its key provisions and high points include, but are not limited to, the following:

1. To establish a National Grazing Reserve Commission (NGRC), a body corporate.

2. The NGRC may acquire, hold, lease or dispose of any property, moveable or immoveable for the purpose of carrying out its function.

3. The NGRC shall have a governing Council headed by a Chairman appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate with members representing the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development and Water Resources, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Environment,Housing and Urban Development, the National Commission for Nomadic Education and shall also have a Director General.
4. To raise monies by way of grants, loans, borrowing, subsidies and donations.
5. The following lands may be subject to the provisions of the Act to be constituted as National Grazing Reserves and Stock Routes:

(a) Lands at the disposal of the Federal
Government of Nigeria.

(b) Any lands in respect of which it appears to the Commission that grazing in such land should be practiced.

(c) Any land acquired by the Commission through purchase, assignment, gift or otherwise howsoever.

6. State Governments shall be given notice first before land acquisition and gazetting.

7. The Commission shall pay compensation to persons affected by any land acquisition.

8. There shall be no improvements, encroachment, bush burning, hunting, use of chemicals and felling of trees by anyone inside lands acquired and demarcated as National Grazing Reserves or Stock Routes.
Contravention of any of the provisions in ( above shall be punishable by a fine of N50,000 or 5 years imprisonment or both.

10. No Court of law shall carry out execution of its judgment or attachment of court process issued against the Commission in any action or suit without obtaining the prior consent of the Attorney General of the Federation.

11. For the time being, the Commission shall report to the Honorable Minster for Agriculture and Water Resources.

12. Native communities referred to in the Bill shall be any group of persons occupying any lands in accordance with, and subject to native law and custom. ….the list then goes on.

Please Southern Nigeria Senators & house of Reps members should have a re-think before passing this bill which could mean extermination to their various constituencies.

There are concerns over this bill from all the region except Buhari's and his Fulani's. 
Nigerians, you have voted CHANGE OOO. They are using the advantage of the lack of information, me and my likes will continue to enlighten Nigerians on the reality of the change they voted for.

 BEST SPEECH BY ANY NIGERIAN EVER IN THE HISTORY OF THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA:

"I have now come to the most difficult but most important part of this statement. I am doing it conscious of the great disappointment and heart-break it will cause all true and sincere lovers of Nigeria and of the Nigerian unity, both at home and abroad, especially our brother in the Common-wealth. As a result of the recent events and other previous similar ones, I have come to strongly believe that we cannot honestly and sincerely continue in this wise, as the basis for trust and confidence in our unitary system of government has been unable to stand the test of time. I have already remarked on the issue in question.

Suffice to say that putting all considerations to test, political, economic as well as social, the basis for unity is not there, or is so badly rocked not only once but several times. I therefore, feel that we should review the issue of our national standing"............Col. Yakubu Gowon, August 1, 1966.

BIAFRA

Bight of Biafra

True History Bight of Biafra, also Bight of Bonny, bay in western Africa, in the eastern part of the Gulf of Guinea, 600 km (400 mi) long. The Bight of Biafra extends from the mouth of the Niger River in Nigeria to Cape Lopez, Gabon, and is fed by the Niger, Cross, and Sanaga rivers. Islands in the bay include Bioko (formerly Fernando Póo), São Tomé, and Príncipe. Principal ports include Malabo, Equatorial Guinea; Port Harcourt and Calabar, Nigeria; Douala, Cameroon; and Libreville, Gabon. From the 16th century to the 19th century, the Bight of Biafra was a slave trading center. However, after the British outlawed the practice in 1807, palm oil trade became a chief economic activity. In the 1950s petroleum was discovered in the Bight of Biafra and has become an important economic resource for the region.

Secession of Eastern Region.

Major General Yakubu Gowon, the federation's chief of state, decreed on May 28 the division of the federation, which had consisted of 4 regions and a federal territory, into 12 states, 3 of them from the Eastern Region, each to be autonomous and responsible for law and order. Two days later the Eastern Region, led by its Oxford-educated military governor, Major General Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, seceded from the Federation of Nigeria, declaring itself the Republic of Biafra (named after the Bight of Biafra, an inlet on the Gulf of Guinea). The secession followed long-simmering hostility among Nigeria's hundreds of tribes, many of them separated by religion, culture, and language. 

The largest tribes are the 31 million Hausas of the Northern Region and the 12.8 million Ibos of the East. Most Ibos are Christians; they are well educated by African standards, politically forward-looking, skillful, and energetic. Many Hausas are Muslim, conservative, and several generations behind the Ibos educationally. (Gowon, a Hausa, is a Christian; his father was a Methodist minister.) The long and savage history of Hausa-Ibo violence reached a climax in January 1966 when Ibo army officers staged a bloody coup against the Northern-dominated federal government, and an Ibo general (Johnson T. U. Aguiyi-Ironsi) took over as interim ruler of the country. Six months later the Northerners struck back by murdering the Ibo chief of state and launching a pogrom against the 1.5 million Ibos living in the Northern and Western regions. Some 20,000 to 30,000 Ibos were massacred; hundreds of thousands fled back to their crowded Eastern Region. The embittered Ibos wanted security and more autonomy for the Eastern Region than Federal Governor Gowon was willing to grant. 

The East's Ojukwu gave Gowon until Mar. 31, 1967, to put into effect agreements reached at a conference held in Aburi Ghana in January for a loose confederation of states for Nigeria, promised aid for Ibo refugees, and other concessions. When the deadline passed without action, Ojukwu hit back by requiring taxes (about $40 million in 1967) from foreign oil companies in the Eastern Region to be paid to the Eastern treasury rather than, as before, to the federal treasury. This act Gowon denounced as 'illegal and unconstitutional.' Ojukwu responded by seceding on May 30, and Gowon ordered federal troops to bring the rebellious 'Biafrans' back into the federation.

Civil War

While the federal navy blockaded Eastern Region ports to prevent the shipment of oil, the federal army invaded the Eastern Region. By July it had taken the university town of Nsukka in the east and the market town of Ogaja in the west on a 100-mile war front. The relatively small forces on both sides were augmented by volunteers. The federal offensive halted as Biafran guerrillas struck back in confused clashes between wandering groups of ill-trained armies. Fighting the federal troops to a standstill, the Biafrans, joined by mutinous federal soldiers under Ibo officers, took the offensive and captured Benin, capital of the neighboring Midwestern Region, on August 9, thus spreading the civil war to the second of Nigeria's four regions. Shortage of matériel bogged down both armies, while radio propaganda from both sides claimed victories. The Biafran-appointed Ibo military governor of the Midwestern Region declared its independence. Shortly thereafter, on September 20, federal troops reoccupied the Midwestern Region and with their coming the formerly tolerant Midwesterners took a heavy revenge on the half-million Ibos (20 percent of the Midwestern Region's population) living in their midst. Ibo corpses lined town streets and country roads.

Relief efforts

The federal government's insistence on supervising all foreign relief operations in war-devastated areas, partly because of the pro-Biafra bias of some relief agencies, allegedly made for more red tape and a slowdown in meeting relief needs. On April 11 report from relief workers stated that 50,000 persons had died of starvation since the end of the civil war. The Nigerian Red Cross relief operations distributed an estimated 3,000 tons of food a week to 3 million people, mostly children, at the peak of the emergency in March. Relief operations were gradually reduced in scale and were taken over on June 30 by the National Rehabilitation Commission, which coordinated the efforts of voluntary relief agencies. These agencies promised to keep 14 teams operating until the end of September.

Foreign Arms.

The United States prohibited arms shipment to Nigeria. Great Britain supplied light arms to the federal army but banned plane shipments. Federal forces were reinforced by the arrival of a reported six Czech L-26 jet planes and six obsolete MIG fighters, six MIG trainers, military supplies, and mechanics from the Soviet Union. The Biafrans obtained two obsolete B-26 bombers and a few helicopters. It was estimated in October that the civil war had cost both sides $140 million for arms so far. The federal government asserted that Portugal was aiding the Biafran cause.

Biafra's Capital Taken.

In a radio broadcast on October 1, the seventh anniversary of Nigeria's independence, Gowon appealed to Easterners to abandon their secessionist leaders and promised Ibos their rightful place in the federation after the civil war ended. Shortly afterward federal troops slashed deep into Ibo territory and rained shells on the Biafran capital of Enugu. By the end of October the civil war had reached a decisive stage with the toppling and emptying of Enugu and the encirclement of Biafra on three sides. Ojukwu offered his resignation, but Biafra's House of Chiefs and Consultative Assembly gave him an overwhelming vote of confidence and promoted him to full general, thus seeming to halt hopes of a negotiated peace. An offer to negotiate a cease-fire had come earlier from the leaders of the Organization of African Unity meeting in Kinshasa, capital of the Congo, in September. The arrival of their six-member peace delegation was postponed several times.

Biafra 1970 Civil war ends.

Organized resistance in Nigeria's 30-month, bitterly fought civil war ended January 12 with a declaration of surrender over Biafran radio by Major General Philip Effiong. He succeeded secessionist leader General Odumegwu Ojukwu, who fled January 11 to asylum in the Ivory Coast. Unconditional surrender was accepted on January 15 by federal Nigerian leader Major General Yakubu Gowon, who declared general amnesty 'for all those misled into attempting to disintegrate the country.' He added: 'We have been reunited with our brothers.' The end became imminent on January 10 with the collapse of Owerri, Biafra's third provincial capital, and on January 12 Uli airstrip, Biafra's last link with the outside world, was captured. The civil war took an estimated 3 million lives, including many Biafran children and women, and cost over US$840 million according to the federal government.

Unsuccessful Peace Talks.

Peace talks began with unsuccessful secret sessions in London during January and February. More promising preliminary talks in early May led to an agreement that peace negotiations should begin in Kampala, Uganda, later that month. These talks, however, made little progress and were cut off by Biafra on May 31. At the August 5-September 9 talks in Addis Ababa, under the auspices of the Organization of African Unity, the warring representatives again deadlocked. Federal Nigeria has insisted that Biafra give up independence as a condition for peace; Biafra has replied that only autonomy can save the Ibos from massacre. On August 12, Pope Paul VI appealed for an end to the civil war. At a September meeting in Algeria, the OAU passed a resolution calling on Biafra to cease its fight for independence and to cooperate with Nigeria in seeking peace. Most of the 40 OAU member nations themselves contain tribal minorities with easily awakened antagonisms toward their central governments. It is feared that Biafra's success might prompt other rebellions and lead to a balkanization of Africa. Nigeria's ambassadors have played upon this fear in the capitals of African nations.

At least one Biafran friend altered her stand. Dame Margery Perham, an Oxford University specialist on Africa who in August declared Biafrans as 'overwhelmingly the injured party ... who dare not surrender,' changed her mind on a subsequent visit to Nigeria. In September she broadcast a plea to Biafrans to surrender as the only way to save millions from death and starvation.

Reconciliation and reconstruction

An international team of observers reported on January 16 that neither widespread starvation nor mistreatment of Biafrans had been found in the areas visited between Port Harcourt and Owerri. Secretary General U Thant of the UN, in Lagos on January 18, also reported no evidence of violence or mistreatment of the civilian population. In Lagos on February 19, U.S. secretary of state William P. Rogers praised Nigerians for their 'vital work of reconciliation and reconstruction.' Such early favorable accounts were marred by later reports of severe troop misbehavior, continued scarcity of food, and slow disposal of relief supplies. In February, 35 Catholic priests were jailed and fined for breaking immigration laws, and 64 missionaries, including ten nuns, all active in Biafran relief work, were deported. On August 15 decree stated that any public servant who supported the rebellion would be dismissed or forced to retire. The federal Ministry of Information clarified the decree on August 17 by stating that its purpose was not to penalize all officials but only those who were proved to have exhibited 'undue enthusiasm' in furthering the rebellion. Gowon announced on April 20 that former Biafra would be reinstated as the East-Central State on an equal basis with the other 11 states in federal Nigeria. The state would be led by Ukpabi Anthony Asika, an Ibo who had been appointed administrator of the East-Central State in 1967 and who had remained loyal to Nigeria during the civil war. 

The government made a flat exchange payment, worth $56, to each of the 200,000 persons who had deposited Biafran currency in the Central Bank. Railway restoration was begun in areas devastated by war, some night flights were resumed, the eastern ports of Port Harcourt and Calabar were opened to foreign ships, telephone lines were restored between Lagos and Enugu, government incentives were offered to villages to organize rural development projects, and a number of schools were reopened. Today we the Biafrans under platform of Indigenous People of Biafra marked 30th of May 2016 to commemorate our 50 years of survival. We have been killed, murdered, maginalized, oppeessed and raped still we are forging ahead to restore our loving country stolen from us by Britain. Glory and praise be to Chiukwu Okike Ahbiama! Isee!

By Prince Richmond C. Amadi

Editor

UdeaghaObasi

For UmuChiukwu Writers

BIAFRA

Nnamdi Kanu's continued detention and eventual release has sparked the restoration of Biafra. The rate at which nigeria is currently languishing in abject economic woes is alarming but this is owned to the fact that the fulani / hausa led government have so made this already cursed country a place where corruption is legal and upheld, in fact you are a hero in the evil contraption called Nigeria if you are corrupt, if you say the truth you are looked at as a devil and in this regards they plan your hurt or a way to eliminate you for saying the truth. Nigeria a country who unlawfully detained a freedom fighter for agitating for self determination which is a universal law, a country where a different thing is practiced from what is in the constitution. 

Let me opinel that the only reason hausa/fulani and their enslaved yorubas clamor for one Nigeria is because of the oil rich gotten from biafra land, it is the same reason they are fighting for Biafra restoration from been actualized even as they (hausa/fulani) continue on their secret mission of islamising Biafrans. How come Biafrans are been killed on daily basis using the DSS, Army and Police to maim, kill and intimidate us and nobody is saying anything about it, they are bent on sending biafrans into extinction because they know we are peace loving people who have remained calm, resolute and formidable despite the height of abuses and injustices we have received, this is seen in the continued Nnamdi Kanu court trial for agitating for self determination and judges have been seen and confirmed to be bribed to compromise their judgement in favor of Buhari and his cohorts in the evil contraption called nigeria.

Nnamdi Kanu as all knows is agitating for self determination as enshrined in the UN and nigerian constitution but this is what the DSS on the orders of Buhari has tagged treasonable felony, it is to be noted that Nnamdi Kanu has been previously granted bail by two courts which the DSS on the orders of Buhari denied him and instead of facing contempt of the court the are allowed to walk the streets untouched but instead returns to the same court to charge KANU of treasonable felony, isn't this funny and makes a caricature of the judiciary who is supposed to be unbiased in a sensitive case like this? I am appealing to the ICC and all necessary international bodies to take cognisance of the level of abuse of human rights on Nnamdi Kanu and act fast to avoid a repeat of this in other places, IPOB has remained peaceful in their agitation despite the fact that they have been maimed, murdered, killed by BUHARI'S Army and police for agitating for self determination, and they have resolved to continue been peaceful , resolute and formidable no matter the face of danger they are subjected to .Nigeria is afraid of Biafra because they are whiter than white and truthful in their quest for Biafra.  

Ezekwereogu John
Editor Udeagha Obasi
For UmuChiukwu Writers.

Biafra: Enemies in our midst (3)

By Boniface Alanwoko / in Opinion / on Monday, 18 Apr 2016 

Continued From Last Monday

 As for the agitators, posing as a threat to the sanctity and unity of Nigeria let me recall some declarations made by those who are today celebrated as Nigeria’s founding fathers to that effect: Chief Obafemi Awolowo (1947) Nigeria is not a nation. It is a mere geographical expression.

There are no Nigerians in the same sense as English, Welsh or French… Sir, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (1948) Nigeria’s unity is only a British invention. Sir, Ahmadu Bello (1960) the new nation called Nigeria should be an estate of our grandfather, Uthman Dan Fodio. We must ruthlessly prevent a change of power. We use the minorities in the North as willing tools and the South as a conquered territory and never allow them to rule over us and never allow them to have control over their future.

Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe (1964) The Nigerian idea still remains a lie. It is either we make a conscious effort to let it be true by constructing a ‘salad bowl’ country or let each group migrate into its own civilization. Gen. Yakubu Gowon (1966) there is no basis for Nigerian unity which has been so badly rocked not only once but several times.

I decided to represent these proclamations so that our kinsmen in Enugu State would stop playing to the gallery and say what they have on their minds. It is either they do not want Ndi Igbo to operate in their state or they are trying to curry favour with the current occupants of Aso Rock.

From all that drips from the lips of our founding fathers, is it not obvious that Nigeria was never created to be united and will never be united unless certain conditions are met? Again, I don’t see how harmless Igbo youths demonstrating against the injustice meted out to them and their parents would constitute danger to Nigeria sanctity and unity.

Once more, I advise our kinsmen in Enugu State to knock at another door, unless they are suggesting that Nigeria’s unity can only be sustained by the continuous shed of Igbo blood and the Igbo remaining as the dregs of the Nigerian nation. The issue is that, once any Nigeria begins to shout “One Nigeria, Our unity is nonnegotiable etc.”

it is either he has schemed himself into a position, where he can dip his greedy fingers in the till that contains our common wealth or he is posturing for an opportunity to be there. The oil wealth that rolls in, mainly from the South- South and South-East zones is the only reason why Nigeria still exists as one entity today.

Fortunately for Nigerian power brokers, the people of these zones have been rendered prostrate that they lack the strength to whimper, even when they are being repeatedly raped. Don’t be deceived, if there is a reverse today and Nigerian petroleum is relocated to Yoruba or Fulani land, Nigeria would cease to exist as an entity and no one would be able to stop an Arewa or Oduduwa Republic emerging immediately.

The declaration by Gen. Sam Momah, former minister of Science and Technology and an apologist of Gen. Buhari, that it is preposterous, subversive and felonious for some people to be talking about the resurrection of a dead Biafra at this time, can also be viewed as the utterances from a misguided Igbo and an archetype of a serving Igbo public official.

Finally, Ochereome Nnanna, a veteran columnist and Igbo defender, in his two volume articles, on November 12 and 19, 2015, pontificated that Ndi Igbo should eschew demonstrations and continue to engage the Nigerian political process as a means of achieving their goals in Nigeria.

He went on to compare the Igbo agitation with that of the Boko Haram and that of June 12 episode. He advised that as a landlocked people, Biafra would be unviable, since the surrounding minority entities would not be part of Biafra. He cautioned that there is no bloodless route to secession from Nigeria; therefore, Ndi Igbo should never again be part of any anger-driven separatist caper such as the Biafra episode of 1967-1970, insisting that the agitators should not engage in activities that would jeopardize the current heights that Ndi Igbo are presently occupying in Nigeria.

I always admire Mr. Ochereome Nnanna as a fearless and factual writer. Therefore, I share some of his views as regards to the issue at hand. My only problem with his pronouncements is how it could be possible for Ndi Igbo of Nigeria today to appease a Northern oligarchy that must rule and subjugate them and the Yoruba irredentists, whose preoccupation is to hold the Igbo down and force them do the Yoruba bidding.

How many more sacrifices would the Igbo make in Nigeria before they can be accepted and their rightful place guaranteed? Since last year, Chief Emeka Anyaoku, former Secretary General of the Common- Wealth and other notable Nigerians have been making calls for the restructuring of Nigeria to reflect a true federal system but nobody is listening.

What do we do when calls for a panacea to most of our problems are ignored and rejected by an oligarchy holding tight to what their progenitor, Sir Ahmadu Bello, expounded in 1960? Today, the Igbo have been systematically decimated and turned to a weak minority group without any political leverage to occupy any major post in Nigeria’s political horizon.

The worrisome part of it is that, recently, Sen. Bola Tinubu, and his own group of Yoruba, for their selfish reasons, have decided to align with the Fulani to maintain the prevailing structure that he and the NADECO group previously sighted as the main clog on Nigeria’s wheel of progress during the June 12 episode.

 Alanwoko, a journalist, writes from Lagos.

                             

                             

 Umu Chukwu Okike Ahbiama, Ndi OMA Yahoshua please join me in thanking my maker the maker of heaven and earth the mighty one of the children of "THE RISING SUN (BIAFRA)" he has added another year to my blissful years..... I am dedicating this birthday to this my lovely pictures.

5 Sets Of Persons Who Betrayed Jonathan… And Nemesis Is Catching Up With Them

By Chinedu Agu

1.        Bukola Saraki : He was the brain behind the PDP, mocked the then president but I’m sure he is full of regrets.

 2 BBOG : One chief reason why the missing girls are still not found is that this group chose to politicise the whole thing. From daily sit outs to press releases, to processing they use every opportunity to abuse the then president but today, after a one off dinner, Buhari has no time for them again. The last meeting they held with him, he angrily walked out on them. And just last week when they sought the attention of his wife, she was more interested in beauty therapy. LOL

3 Benue indigene : The own reward for voting for the “change” scam is Fulani herdsmen ethnic cleansing

4. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso: A PDP governor who sold out and contributed 2m votes is being ostracized by his new party both at home and national level.

5. Others lost on the way side include Tam West, Soludo, Falana, Oby, Atiku, Tinubu,……..

Chinedu Agu writes from Aba

 

FOUNDING 

FATHERS FAULTS

 "ONE NIGERIA"...

 BUT NOW, ONE 

NIGERIA ON THE 

BLOOD OF 

BIAFRANS

BIAFRA: 

Nigeria is a country created by Fedrick Luggard, a British machinery and named by his girlfriend Flora Shaw. This name simply means a geographical area occupied by "nigers" or "black people". Incidentally, our surrounding neighbouring countries are as well black nations, so we all are "nigers" or blacks. Africa as a whole is a continent of black people, so Africa as a continent is a "niger" continent. So naming the three nations that made up the country Fedrick Lugard's girlfriend named "niger area" or "Nigeria" makes no meaning, because all other areas in Africa are "niger areas" too. And this is why the founding fathers, at various times made it clear that there is no basis of Nigeria's oneness. Hear them...

Chief Obafemi Awolowo (1947), 33 years after the Luggard/Flora cocktail was tested had this to say.... "Nigeria is not a nation. It is a mere geographical expression". This shows to what extent Chief Obafemi Awolowo understands the non-workability of the concoction. A nation is formed through an organic process and not by amalgamation. This is why he said that Nigeria is just a geographical expression and not a nation, therefore not a workable arithmetic. Another notable founding father has his own reservation to Lugard's creation. Hear him....

Just a year after Chief Obafemi Awolowo made his observation, in 1948, Sir, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa made his own observation thus.... "There are no Nigerians in the same sense as English, Welsh or French…" in other words, expressing the fact that, as  Chief Awolowo put a year earlier, "Nigeria is not a nation" as the Welsh or French" because, we are never a nation but "a mere geographical expression". He made it clear that "Nigeria’s unity is only a British invention". So what are we still doing together as a country 68 years later?

These two notable founding fathers observed the non-workability of the concoction called Nigeria. Now when all these forerunners' observations of the non-workability of the Nigeria nation were not taken into consideration and have the concoction disbanded, the country was finally granted a flag independence in 1960, and Sir, Ahmadu Bello (1960) positioned the new country now as their forefather's estate.

Hear him,...."the new nation called Nigeria should be an estate of our grandfather, Uthman Dan Fodio. We must ruthlessly prevent a change of power. We use the minorities in the North (he recognised that the North is in the minority), as willing tools and the South as a conquered territory and never allow them to rule over us and never allow them to have control over their future. So the idea of this country in the mind of the Northern politicians is that this country belongs to them and that they are born to rule, by force and subjugation and bloodshed. How soon shall our people know this? So at any point when an Hausa-Fulani is not the Head of state or President, the average Hausa politician sees it as an abnormality. Is this how a country should be?

The next person to lend his disdain over the formation of this time bomb is Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe (1964). Hear him..... "The Nigerian idea still remains a lie. It is either we make a conscious effort to let it be true by constructing a ‘salad bowl’ country or let each group migrate into its own civilization". God spoke to the founding fathers of this country that the country is not supposed to have been formed in the first place, but all those He spoke to refused to do something about it. Zik said the idea of bringing Arewa, Oduduwa, and Biafra together as a country is a lie....adding...it is either we make a conscious effort to let it be true by constructing a ‘salad bowl’ country.... "A Salad bowl" contains various ingredients that are all "raw" but in our imagination we accept it as a delicious menu, with all its sour taste. Zik continued....if we could not make the salad bowl, ...."let each group migrate into its own civilization". I ask again, why did they not move for the disintegration of the country after realising it is not workable.?

The last but not the least, General Yakubu Gowan, (1966). Gowon said, "there is no basis for Nigerian unity which has been so badly rocked not only once but several times". Is this observation not enough reason for Nigeria's disintegration? But No, it did not happen.

After all these observations of our founding fathers that there is no basis for Nigeria unity, why is now a slogan that "unity of Nigeria is non-negotiable". What is it that has changed since 1948.

We agree with Chief Obafemi Awolowo that "Nigeria is not a nation. It is a mere geographical expression". Yes because, there is no common culture, ideology, religion and value system in Nigeria. How can you co-exist and relate with people whose religion and culture prescribe different punishment for the same offense and whose ideology present a very wide gap between the other people? There is no homogeneity in anything. How can you co-exist in same geographical space?

Sir, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa said, "there are no Nigerians in the same sense as English, Welsh or French…" Yes, the Welsh, are one people, same culture, religion, and value system. The English have same religion, culture and value system and same is the French. But What about Nigeria? The religion of the North is different with that of the south and West. The culture of the North is different from the one of the South and West. And their value system quite miles apart. How true can one be when Sir, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa said: "there are no Nigerians in the same sense as English, Welsh or French…".

With all these pre-independence and post-independence observations of our elder statesmen as to the non-workability of the Lugard concoction, why did they continue to patch it up till date? Now, in furtherance of the northern subjugation agenda, the north has continued to sustain the existence of this evil entity with the blood of Biafrans. But that has got to stop

If the founding fathers would make the observation that the country Nigeria shouldn't have been born in the first place, the recent utterances of  Gen. Sam Momah, former minister of Science and Technology who as a matter of fact is an apologist of Gen. Buhari, should be taken with a pinch of salt because it lacks all ingredients of knowledge.

Ochereome Nnanna, a veteran columnist and Igbo defender believes in the struggle of the Biafrans but does not wish for a repeat of 1967-70 episode. This is like trying to make an omelette without breaking an egg. We are yet to come up with the technology that will give us that in the present Nigeria entity whose sustenance must be in the blood of Biafrans.

Now the final onslaught is set, to unleash the next genocide on the Biafrans having put the entire Biafra land under siege with armed to the teeth Boko haram soldier waiting for Buhari's command.

We are therefore putting the entire world on alert as to the plans of General Mohammadu Buhari against Biafrans. He has broken all known laws in Nigeria and international. He has broken all human right laws known to man. He has corrupted the judiciary, the legislature, and the executive. He has made it mandatory to the judges at the high courts in Nigeria to subvert the course of justice just to achieve his personal desires, just as he abducted the leader of the indigenous people of Biafra and director of radio Biafra London, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, detained hum unlawfully, tortured him with his DSS, denied him bail unlawfully, and defied court orders and moved to murder him in Kuje prison with his DSS, but for the timely intervention of the prison guards.

Nigeria is a lawless state and Biafrans want nothing but an independent referendum to

go out peacefully from the entity called Nigeria.

Written By Ikechukwu Nwaorisa

For Biafra Writer

 Biafra issue is not that 

emotive to Igbos. The only

 thing that is emotive, is the 

way Nigeria is not wanting 

Biafra to go. 

The fact is that majority of Nigerians misconceive what secession entails and are this paranoid about it.

The Igbos trooping up North on a daily basis to live or trade doesn't stop Igbos from having their own country, United Kingdom created 4 separate home nations and yet, england is main home to Scottish, Welsh and Irish businesses.

The Igbos owning 70 % of homes, estates, plazas and hotels in lagos and abuja doesn't stop Igbos from owning their own country.

After all, Jews own America and come to Israel on visa and yet they're proudly Israelis.

The Igbos will still sell in Kano, lagos, abuja etc markets as foreigners with their Biafran embassy issuing them passports, better dignity & international standard protections just like Lebanese, Chinese etc that operate here.

The process of secession in international laws has advanced, and is no longer fight and acrimony like in 1967, so, my dear Fulani soldiers, stop spoiling for brutality and those waiting for abandoned property to seize, sorry to disappoint, but that ain't happening.

Igbos don't even need political leaders to guide them to Biafra. It is a movement and as such it is the masses that decide.

Check the process of the failed Scotland bid and the recent successful break up of nations across the world. They're masses driven.

Gordon Brown the former British PM, and all prominent Scottish politicians, celebrities and sportsmen all campaigned for Scotland not to secede, yet, they couldn't stop the plebiscite and Scotland nearly seceded, Britain conceded so much powers and autonomy to them, that Scotland has eaten it's cake and still has it. It is a country within a country.

Therefore Igbo prominent men and politicians will be no different and are not expected to fight for Biafra.

Modern secession is a vote thing, and the masses carry the vote in democracy, not wealthy individuals, so, those Aba protesting masses are the ones to decide, not coscharis & Rockview owners.

Biafra will eventually come, and it will bring with it, that illusive value and premium placed on the heads of poor Igbo traders in the north and other corners of Nigeria.

This is because, they'll operate as expatriates with visas and a functional embassy of Biafra protecting them and taking up their grievances and forcing nigeria via international medium and laws to compensate adequately for their burnt goods or other infractions.

The Igbo federal civil servants, company and bank workers will transfer to the Biafran branches of same agencies, banks and firms and some logistics on pensions and savings will be worked out.

These things are orderly and the UN have perfected the art of dividing nations.

The Ijaw man fearing Igbo man taking his oil, should know that Igbos have oil & gas in four of their five states, plus coal etc. The Igbo will pay internationally determined prices to use wharfs that are close to them and buy oil & gas from their neighbors, so, fear not too much. Equally, under international maritime and aviation treaties, Biafrans must be allowed to use wharfs around them and pay the prices, unless the nation in question wants sanctions and pariah.

As most western nations have shown, it is not resources that make a country rich. As nigeria has also shown, abundance of resources don't make rich countries.

It is brain, grit, meritocracy, ingenuity and patriotism that advances a nation. The Niger deltans can yet join the movement rather than sit and doubt Noah while he builds the ark.

Anyways, the present arrangement the Niger delta has in nigeria is the worse arrangement for a resource rich area in any part of the world, and I authoritatively tell you this.

The fact that nigeria stubbornly under Fulani influence refuse to restructure will naturally break up this space.

Sam Uche Okoro, a Biafran activist wrote from Abuja.

PDP Takes Over Senate As Ike Ekweremadu Becomes Senate President.

NigeriaApril 19, 2016 

1 Ike Ekweremadu, the deputy Senate President, has taken full charge of senate leadership as the de facto Senate President following the Code of Conduct Tribunal Chairman, Justice Danladi Umar verdict which takes the embattled President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki out of his role. The corruption trial of Dr. Bukola Saraki will now be on daily basis, morning till night (10am to 6pm).

o    1.1 The Senate President has delegated his powers to his Deputy, Ike Ekweremadu of the PDP last week.

o    1.2 The verdict implies that the Senate President  whose fate have been concluded by the Presidency and APC leadership must be present at the tribunal every day during the stipulated time and will have no time for any legislative functions.

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Ike Ekweremadu, the deputy Senate President, has taken full charge of senate leadership as the de facto Senate President following the Code of Conduct Tribunal Chairman, Justice Danladi Umar verdict which takes the embattled President of the Senate, Dr. Bukola Saraki out of his role. The corruption trial of Dr. Bukola Saraki will now be on daily basis, morning till night (10am to 6pm).

   

The Senate President has delegated his powers to his Deputy, Ike Ekweremadu of the PDP last week.

The verdict implies that the Senate President  whose fate have been concluded by the Presidency and APC leadership must be present at the tribunal every day during the stipulated time and will have no time for any legislative functions.

Justice Danladi Umar of the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT has ruled that the ongoing trial of Senate President Bukola Saraki will henceforth be conducted daily.

At the resumed hearing today April 18th, Justice Danladi Umar based the decision on provisions of sections 376 and 315 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, ACJA, 2015.

“Let me state it here for both the prosecution and the defence that the trial of the defendant shall proceed on a day-to-day basis till the conclusion of this matter and it will begin from 10am to 6pm” he said

The PDP Senate leadership are currently compiling list of loyal members in their party and the APC that will take over the Committee membership, as lobbying for juicy committee leadership have commenced.

Politics OPINION: How Buhari's Open Support For Fulani Janjaweed Could Plunge Nigeria Into ‘Darfur’ & ‘Rwanda

, Thursday at 2:00 PM. 

1.        Dangers Of Fulani Janjaweed In Nigeria: Why State Political & Security Actors Must Tread With Caution & Learn From Darfur & Rwandan Human Disasters

The Janjaweed are a militia that operates in Darfur, Western Sudan, and Eastern Chad. Using the United Nations definition, theJanjaweed comprised Sudanese Arab tribes, the core of whom are from the Abbala (camel herder) background with significant recruitment from the Baggara (cattle herder) people(source: Wikipedia 2016). Since 2003, the Janjaweed has been a major player or party in the bloody conflict in the Darfur region of Sudan; fighting the Sudanese Liberation Movement/Army and the Justice and Equality Movement. The violent conflict killed 200,000-400,000 civilians between 2003 and 2007 with hundreds of thousands of others maimed and millions of others displaced. In 2008, the United States declared the killings in Dafur as genocide and attempts to wipe out African tribes of Darfur in Sudan. The SudaneseJanjaweed is commanded by Sheikh Musa Hilal; named in 2004 by the US State Department as one of the leading Janjaweed commanders and genocide criminals in Darfur Sudan.

The worst of it all is that the Janjaweed was and is still a proxy armed opposition group fully backed by the rogue Government of Omar Hassan al-Bashir, who has riotously ruled Sudan since 1989 (27 years). In early 2006, many Janjaweed elements were absolved into the Sudan Armed Forces including the Popular Defense Force and the Border Guards. The riotous and rogue Government of Omar Hassan al-Bashir ensured these by creating the office of the Minister in charge of Humanitarian Affairs & Darfur; headed by Ahmad Muhammad Harun. Defying the UN Security Council’s call on Sudanese Government todisarm the Janjaweed, the UNSC later referred the Darfur civilian butcheries for the investigation and prosecution of the trio of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, principal Janjaweed commanders including Sheik Musa Hilal and Ahmad Muhammad Harun (minister in charge of Humanitarian Affairs & Darfur) by the office of the Prosecutor for the International Criminal Court (ICC); leading to issuance of international arrest warrants to the trio on 14th of July 2008; accusing and charging them for masterminding the attempts to wipe out African tribes in Darfur through a campaign of murder, rape and deportation using and arming theJanjaweed armed opposition or proxy State actor group. Just recently, the South African Constitutional Court ruled that “President Omar Hassan al-Bashir ought to have been arrested and handed over to the ICC when he attended an AU function in the country in 2015”. President Bashir had also announced that he will step down in 2020 when his current autocratic tenure/regime ends in the same year.

The historical demystification and analysis above is to bring to the fore the ongoing replication of theJanjaweed disastrous episode in Nigeria where the country’s spy or secret police (DSS) has lately exposed the Government’s preferential treatment of a section of the country, which the DSS referred to as “Hausa-Fulani citizens” as well as treatment of those referred to as “Fulani Herdsmen” as the “untouchables”. Till date, the Federal Government of Muhammadu Buhari and its security forces have not stopped condoning, aiding and abetting the atrocities of the Fulani Terror Group (erroneously called “Fulani Herdsmen”). Most calamitous of such atrocities is ceaseless massacring and abduction of innocent Nigerians; mostly of Christian population and mainly of rural background. Most, if not all those behind the Fulani Terror atrocities in Nigeria are still on the prowl; with none under diligent and comprehensive criminal investigations in the country or any part thereof; not to talk of prosecution.

The recent investigation carried out by the public security and safety department of Intersociety clearly demystifies the pattern of violence and its application by Nigeria’s newest Janjaweed (Fulani terrorists).The summary of the investigation shows that there exists a strike force or well coordinated military wing, which is well trained and better armed; with proxy and illicit supplied small arms. It further discloses that the Fulani herdsmen as seen by ordinary Nigerians on daily basis with their herds of cattle do not, by themselves, usually carry out the killing, massacring and abduction of their innocent preys; but they provide basic intelligence, surveillance coverage and bases for their military wing to unleash their mayhem on unarmed and innocent citizens. That is to say that as they take their herds of cattle into the rain forests and southern communities; they identify their potential preys; encircle them and notify their military wing through well established and coordinated communication modes. This basic intelligence, identification of their potential preys and bases are mostly done in the daytime; while armory and personnel movements and attacks are mostly carried out at night and at hours of the blue law. Hit and retreat characterizes their attacks and their weapon (small arms) depots and movements are clearly and tactically mapped out and made highly secretive.

These, at times, are known to their kinsmen in the country’s security forces, who also aid and abet; particularly in securitization areas where they are at helm of operational affairs. Sometimes security forces openly aid and abet the well coordinated massacre of unarmed and innocent Christian dwellers by Fulani Terrorists (i.e. Agatu massacre). The motive behind this well coordinated and carefully orchestrated violence is agro-ethnic and politico-religious. We also understand that an executive sponsored or proxy bill is before the National Assembly, seeking to make it mandatory or by fire by force for grazing grounds to be created in every State for the Fulani Herdsmen and their terror militancy. Executively speaking, the Governors of the country’s 36 States particularly those of the rain forests have reportedly been given a matching order by the Presidency to source for lands and earmark them for “Fulani Herdsmen”. With these and more, the Government of Muhammadu Buhari can never escape individual and vicarious liabilities for the atrocities of the murderous and butchering ethno-religious fundamentalist group(Fulani Janjaweed).

The Fulani Terror Group; Nigeria’s newest Janjaweed, has continuously spread its terror to major rain forest parts of Nigeria and other southern communities, targeting Christian population, who are mainly rural farmers. The Terror Group is now the world’s fourth most deadly terror group, according to the Global Terror Watch Index (GTWI). In 2014 alone, according to GTWI, it killed at least 1,229 unarmed citizens and in seven months of 2015 (January-July), it killed 631 unarmed civilians and between June 2015 and April 2016, it has killed over 900 unarmed civilians. In 2010, it stormed Dogo na Hauwa Community in Plateau State and massacred over 500 mostly rural Christian farmers. Just recently, hundreds of mostly rural Christians in Agatu area of Benue State were slaughtered by the Janjaweed. Till date, the Terror Group’s killing spree is yet to be abated or check-mated by Nigerian authorities. Killing of unarmed villagers and abduction of Christian missionaries by the Terror Group have continued in Enugu, Benue, Delta, etc. In all these, the Federal Government of Nigeria, led by Gen Muhammadu Buhari has notoriously exhibited its gross “unwillingness and inability” to tame the scourge. As a matter of fact, the Fulani Terror Group is now a militia arm of the Buhari administration.

The unfolding drama over the highly contentious claims by the national directorate of the DSS that “five Hausa-Fulani citizens were recently discovered to have been abducted, murdered and shallowly buried by IPOB in Umuanyi Forests in Isiukwuato LGA of Abia State, alongside other indiscriminate shallow graves containing 55 dead bodies”; is a clear attestation to the foregoing. The Government of Abia State has issued a categorical statement, debunking the claims and further informed that “neither the State DSS, nor the State Police Command or Army heard and has such report”.

With this strong denial, the onus is now on the national directorate of DSS to prove to all Nigerians and members of the international community, satisfactorily, “where, when and how 55 dead bodies including “five Hausa-Fulani citizens” were abducted, murdered and shallowly buried by IPOB in Umuanyi Forests in Isiukwuato LGA of Abia State”. The DSS bogus claims must not be allowed to be swept under the carpet. Such a statement coming from the country’s secret police, which it influenced to be aired on a number of strategic international audio, audio-visual and tabloid media like the Press TV, Aljazeera, etc; has the capacity of plunging Nigeria into unquenchable ethno-religious genocide and butcheries.

The proof being demanded from the Service, will further be accompanied by the following unresolved questions in addition to those contained in our first public statement of April 10, 2016, which are yet to be addressed by the addressees:

1.        Are the names of “five Hausa-Citizens” exist or concocted? What is the name of the fifth person?

2.       Are there really shallow graves with 55 dead bodies in Umuanyi-Isiukwuato LGA? If they truly exist, who and what made them to exist?

3.      How do they link to “Hausa-Fulani citizens”?

4.       Are there communal clashes in the area?

5.       Have there been clashes between Fulani Herdsmen and host communities in the area?

6.       Have there been extra-judicial executions in Abia State by Police, Army and vigilante groups and if yes, where do they dump or bury their victims?

7.       How does IPOB come into this?

8.       Who are the IPOB?

9.       Does IPOB also include possible non-State or communal actors?

10.   Does IPOB maintain camps or have bases in forests?

11.     When did the so-called killing and shallow grave dumping of 55 dead bodies including “five Hausa-Fulani citizens” take place?

12.    When did IPOB group and pro Biafra agitation become locally pronounced in Nigeria to the extent they now run killer-camps in forests?

Also, the haste and urgency with which the Government of Abia State responded to the DSS infantile allegation and claims is a further attestation of the fact that in Nigeria “all animals are equal but some are more equal than others”. In other words, the sleepless concern of the Government of Abia State; likewise its Imo counterpart, is rested on the fact that “five Hausa-Fulani” citizens were mentioned in the humiliated claims of the national headquarters of the DSS. Singling out the media for attack and condemnation, leaving out the sole author of the statement (DSS) is also a height of executive jittery and cowardice; more so when the same author (DSS) has not come boldly to state how and where it was quoted out of context or misquoted by the media.

The Government of Abia State saw nothing wrong in the shocking discovery of 13 murdered bodies suspected to be members of IPOB in a burrow pit in the State; discovered and witnessed by Intersociety, SBCHROs, IPOB, Amnesty International and the media; but got panic when the DSS concocted its own “five Hausa-Fulani citizens” mantra; for woefully failed purpose of labeling IPOB and Igbo Ethnic Group as “terrorist group and enclave” locally and internationally so as to plunge Nigeria into Rwandan Genocide and justify tactlessly the massacre and maiming of hundreds of unarmed and nonviolent citizens of the Southeast extraction.

Finally, we call on Nigerian leaders, politicians and security forces and their chiefs to learn from the calamitous experiences or lessons of the Rwandan Genocide and Darfur Butcheries. While the Darfur Butchery butchered 200,000-400,000 civilians in three years (2003-2006) with other extreme humanitarian catastrophes; the Rwandan Genocide massacred almost one million civilians in the three months (April 6 -July 23, 1994) and generated millions of refugees and displaced civilians; leading to the death of more 200,000 civilians owing to starvation, hunger, and diseases in the refugee camps.

This month (April) marks the 22nd anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide; perpetrated by non-State actors backed by government with deployment of instruments of hate speech, including a privately run radio station that constantly promoted a genocide jingle called “operation nettoyer” (operation clean up Tutsis). The Tutsis were labeled “cockroaches” and massacred in their hundreds of thousands within three months. The root cause of the butcheries and genocide in Rwanda and to a large extent, in Burundi also rests on agro-ethnicity; with Tutsis as nomads and educated and Hutus as farmers with limited education. The rift became age-long following its ceaseless fueling by the country’s colonial and post-colonial political and military actors.

The Fulani Herdsmen and their military wing (Fulani terrorists) in Nigeria, fully backed by the Government of Gen Muhammadu Buhari have become the Sudanese Janjaweed and the Rwandan Banyamulenges; all supported and backed by the Governments of the two countries (Rwandan under Gen Juvenile Habriyarimana-July 5, 1973 – April 6, 1994). Gen Habyarimana was assassinated in office during the first day of genocide on April 6, 1994 by rebels of the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF). The RPF is still in power in Rwanda till date.

It is our stern warning that genocide and widespread butcheries are steadily looming in Nigeria and the menace of Nigeria’s newestJanjaweed; condoned and aided by the Government of Buhari, has risen to an apogee. The Government of Gen Muhammadu Buhari must disarm and stop aiding and abetting the military wing of the Fulani Herdsmen or appears to be doing same before it is too late. Citizens traditionally and excusably take up arms or resort to dangerous self help whenever they see or perceive Government to beincapable, unable, and unwilling to protect their security, safety and fundamental liberties from malicious and criminal State and non-State actors.

Signed:

For: International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law

Emeka Umeagbalasi, Board Chairman
Mobile Phone: +2348174090052

Obianuju Joy Igboeli, Esq.
Head, Civil Liberties & Rule of Law Program

PRESIDENT MUGABE OF 

ZIMBABWE IS 

A MAN TO BE HONORED 

AMONG THE 

AFRICAN LEADERS:-

Since long time ago African leaders were ruling with no wisdom, understanding and ruling tendencies and because of this its citizens were also suffering through many agonies, wandering place to place in search of their livings, even they are dying in silence for the cause of inadequate security of lives and properties.

Today, I am glad that most of us were now coming up to make use of our good initiatives in order to correct the past mistakes, yet others turns their deaf ears to the needs of the citizens, vowed to die in chief mistakes, dancing to the tune of whites people in various countries of Africa with no knowledgeable idea that the whites are the contributors to the African problems since the time immemorial, mostly the Europeans. Search one book title “How Europe underdeveloped Africa” – by Walter Rodney, which states “The development of Europe is under development of Africa”. 

My dear good readers, I will like you to read great meaning into this statement and come back with your senses. All the whites in the various parts of the World today has developed hatred on Mugabe- the gentle President of Zimbabwe, just because he stopped the British farmers in his country. The bone of the contention stands that He has quarrel with Tony Blair- the prime minister of Great Britain. He was opposed by Mugabe and this quarrel polluted the mind of Mugabe to stop the farmers and repatriated them. It happened that after the British farmers harvested what they cultivates in Zimbabwe, they carried the produce to England, while the citizens of the fertile Zimbabwe remain in absolutely poverty and hunger. Though for many years, they occupied large land for the farming system, but Mugabe seized this vital opportunity to sweep them away. I considered the act of British farmers crooked and negligence to the Zimbabwean’s Government.

How can Europeans making use of Africa rich mineral resources and fertile land- developing their countries, while Africa remain underdeveloped  as they regarded us the third world countries. Imagine the third world countries yielding riches and development  to the 1st and 2nd world countries, yet Africa are restless by them.

This reminds me of what the notorious General Adolphus Hitler-the man of 1st and 2nd world war said during the war in his open statement. “That he shall conquer the whole world and use Africa as farmer land.” Today, who can give the accurate information or 

give the details about General Hitler of Germany. All the Africans are waiting for him because what he planted in his farm land is now ripped for harvesting. God of  Africa is a lives and ready to restore us in our past glories because he knows his children  wherever they are. Some Africans are Jewish, having the blood of Jews, following the familiar cultures with the Jews.

One thing we lacked in Africa is unity, love, honesty and even the time when we approach to unite and having some qualities as was decent, the whites will use a kind of international politics to disorganize and destabilize every atom of good conduct of being one entity bound in love so that we will lie in low
esteem.

No wonder one proverb says “the position of Eagle does not pleasing in Raven’s heart”. -that the Europeans and some other western world are not happy when they see Africa progressing in any magnitude. This is the main reason the British farmers restlessly counterbalancing the Zimbabwe, trying to use them as worthless tools- before President Mugabe, the man of good conduct, repute, integrity, justice and the guru of Africa took his wise decision in proper accuracy stopped the farmers and sent them out of the  country. His wisdom and understanding is emulating and appreciable because he was inferring from God. Think deep down in you, and know that if Mugabe allowed the British farmers to operate with evil motives, the economy of Zimbabweans will collapse.

In his act, I consider him right, for he is securing the country from political convulsion, tuberculosis, epidemic, and fusion. Anybody who within and outside who considers Mugabe enemy must be the enemy of God. God is on his side, no weapon fashioned against him shall prosper- (Isaiah 54 vs. 17). Be courageous to continue the fight for African unity because the word of a king always potent. Be strong, so  that other African leaders who are obedient to the core will learn from you and maintain the good leadership in Africa. And must be wise in every tendency and step they are taking with whites.
To argue with this, one may crack his or her brain and come to know the crafty system of America, and the Great Britain in speaking with one voice, making / shading crocodile tears for the help of Africa countries, but there is no leniency and peace in their mind. What they are after is the mineral resources of Africa to enrich the economy rapid  growth of their countries, not for the benefits of Africa.

To draw from the war on Iraq which UN chief secretary Mr. Kofi Annan proved unjustified war because he did not signed for the war. America took law into their hands and went for the war for oil bumming in Iraq. No wonder, one English adage says “  Dog does not go where there is no bone”. In Igbo “Nkita (America) adighi eje ebe  okpukpu na- adighi”.

In C. N. N open forum, we all saw how some people in American house of Assembly is interested of Kofi Anna’s Resignation for oil for food programme. Can that solve the ridicules of Africa and the world, mostly the war on Iraq which George w. Bush went with no consent of United nations. America should set their inner most minds backward for Kofi Annan’s good job since he was on that hot seat of UN as the chief secretary. 

Not the any problem arises from oil for food programme was the issue. The issue was that Kofi Annan was not in support of President W. Bush of America on Iraqis war. Therefore the struggle for resignation shows that America expect Annan o do her wish, but it is impossible for the ends suppose to justify the means.
Mean- while, if Annan happened to be a white person such accusation would not come up.

Recently, they started the debate about the conciliation of African debts, but later said that Africa should pay the sum of fifteen Billion U S dollars ($15,000.000.00) to service debt. Have you realized from this that they have no pity on Africa as was said? They are setting confusion through what they called “Africa aid” Which time our suffering for lack of wisdom and understanding would come to an end?

The person who killed and maimed you is now the person that comes for your help. How do you think this fit my fellow Africans? Push them away, if they persist on misleading, like Mugabe did so that there will be peace, stability and unity among Africa. 

In Africa some leaders are fools by accepting the enemies as their best friends, hailing those who are killing, intimidating, and turning the image of the continent upside down. I wish African leaders will kindly tour Europe, America, Asia and other Countries around the globe and see how the Africa citizens were moving like sheep without shepherd, while the whites living in Africa are given the highest security, even they are riding upon the height of Africa, even the kind of privilege given to them by our leaders has no compares at all. Imagine Africa citizens scattered abroad receiving all sort intimidation, molestation and disgrace in everything we do. Coming to Africa, we can see many whites upholding African international passport, while here before obtaining even the residential permit, to talk of international passport you will pass through rigors and at last they may not like to issue you the permit. 

Taking not of what I’m saying, President Mugabe stopped the British farmers and deported because of the quarreling he has with Tony Blair, which pushed Mugabe to repatriate them. Not only that, the key problem stands that British does not know the importance of Zimbabwe citizens, inclusively Africans.

Now President Obasanjo of Nigeria welcomed them, gave them large land in the west (Ibadan) and Northern part of Nigeria. Ask yourself can they stop such evil act which Mugabe realized before stopping the British farmers or would continue increasing? Woe to Nigeria Government and OBJ! It is only the evil system Africa leaders embracing without the common knowledge that the problem of Nigeria and Africa as of today caused by Europeans. They came to Nigeria and other part of Africa with Bible and Gun / bad advice. It was the same system, which provoked President Mugabe they adopted the time they colonized Nigeria, planted catastrophe as example. OB J what good can your Citizens copy from you and what example can you lay down so that another person should infer from? All your system is zero and odd. By welcoming the rejected farmers by OBJ disproving his fellow president Mugabe, given them large land in the west and north so that
some president in the world would appreciate his effort. I thank God, it was in the west and north, and he gave them, not in the blessed land of Biafra.

What president OBJ is trying to do is underrating the President Mugabe’s good effort of sending the British farmers out of his Country. OBJ is like a man who holds on to a fictitious claim that sees not realistic. A man take a counterfeit money to buy something from you, then instead of throwing the counter, he makes use of it, expressing his happiness that he has spend the money. It is how some African leaders are doing in seeing their citizens in bad situation. Take for instance, the chief mineral resources (oil) is from Eastern Region and upon that Eastern Region left as a Barren woman, just because we fought a war and lost the battle, as they felt to know that the war ended with No victor, no Vanquish”. These entire evil occurrence agonize the heart of good MASSOB to agitate for the freedom or separate development of the blessed Biafrans in Nigeria because it is due for the ill treatment of Nigeria against our people. Now let OBJ and other leaders to have in mind that enough is enough and we shall not fold our hands watching for such stupidity act happening in Nigeria and the entire Africa.


I want to tell us that such evil practice / operation was adopted from the European. Don’t fail to know this before hands. How the one you are helping with your materials can, is now turns to help you? Is it not sound like fools are talking? Oh! Mt God, if the whites realized that Africans are their lives, they would have giving every African citizen a kind of presidential impunity. It is the only thing that will unite Africa and the world, but remember that the Sore will later go, but the wound will still there. The one, who gave you wound, is not capable at all to cure you, rather increasing the face of the sore.

Directly or indirectly OBJ in his act considers President Mugabe as a fool, but he did not understand the semantic of his act. By such act, how African leaders can comes in common unity and love among us. It is another strategic point of disunity between Africa because of disagreement of some of our leaders “Ndikwe na ndi- ekweghi”. 

We all know that united will stand, but divided we shall fall. Living in perfect obedience, unity and love will earn us good, therefore let the African leaders learn how to be unite because earlier the better. Can we search the entire Africa circles and find out more leaders like President Mugabe, Mandela of South Africa, Jerry Lawrence of Ghana and Chief Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu of Biafra, including Chief Ralph Uwazuruike- the Massob boss? These were determined to die in serving the citizens.  For instance, Ex-president Mandela suffered in prison for past 27 years for his people because of the apartheid in South Africa. Chief Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu lost all his father’s properties in Nigeria for the sake of protecting the Biafrans citizens from drastic massacre against Nigeria Government.

Ex-president Jerry Lawrence of Ghana eliminated unscrupulous leaders in Ghana and after which the country has peace and sound governance up till date.

Nigeria, as the claimed giant of Africa the past and present leaders, what can people talk about you, good or evil? One thing to note “A good name is to be chosen than wealth and Honesty illumines the path of the upright; but the corrupt are confounded by their own evil..” Be the servant to the citizens not the killers, the oppressors. 

See what African leaders do to their citizens’ home and abroad: - numeral mineral resources, but the mismanagement bless African continent of our past and present leaders landed Africa in perpetual Suffering, dying unwarranted death in various places. They has no regard for their citizens, neither their citizens for them. There is no freedom of speech as to express feeling as human right permits. This stopped the poor masses / citizens to do or to say anything because of the fear of intimidation. They are calm in every society. The most painful one is that the leaders are using the poor citizens in securing powers. As we noticed in Anambra state, Eddy Nagwu killed many for the riches, Clifford Orji, Otokoto from Imo and Guru Maraji from Ibadan; all are the agent of Nigeria
Government. All shows that the rich peoples are the committers of crimes, hoping on the privileges given to them. 

Our leaders used the money generated from our mineral resources for there own selfish purposes, but their citizens suffer helplessly in abject poverty. They took the money to Swiss bank, America and other parts of banks in Europe, even some individuals in Africa bribed Government not to set their eyes on any of the unlawful act practiced. I am crying because the water has polluted from the top. Ask yourself, “How many foreign Leaders, individuals kept money in Africa banks?

Africa, let us stand with our opinion, decision as to say no to all gratifying system, manage what we have for the betterment of African citizens- not having focus on whites. To tell other African importance, then Africa will tell others your importance. I am encouraging every leader; citizen of Africa to be upright like President Mugabe, Mandela of South Africa, Ex-president Jerry Lawrence of Ghana and Chief Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu and other good leaders, which I did not, mentioned their names, so that there will authentic peace, and unity in Africa. The peace, unity of Africa is rightly in our hands, let’s face any challenge with God wisdom and understanding, and love to archive our great goals.

America has their fitting cap, Asia has their own, Europe has their own, Australia on their own cap and Africa with their own fitting cap, but we handed our own fitting cap to foreigners, their starts the problems of Africa. And when we maintain our fitting cap, we must to throw away the spirit of hatred, injustice, and killings. As we could remember that in Obasanjo’s regime 1976- 1979, he ordered the soldiers to go and killed Fela’s mother because FELA was challenging him. They killed his mother, by throwing her down from a story building she died. By listening to FELA’S music, one may understand what our Government and the government of world are doing through injustice, mismanagement, misconduct, nepotism, partiality, tribalism, fraudulent, corruption, embezzlement, and antagonism.

Here is my little advice as an Advocate of Biafra in Greece, all these about President Mugabe, the British farmers, other whites, and Africans. All happened for the lack of not realizing the importance of each one’s greatness in any country. Whites failed to know the importance of African, and then Africa also failed to recall the little good deed of whites, but only that whites expect Africans to do her wish as they felt to be God. As soon as each one leader both in any continent around the world knows the value or importance of each other, there will be nothing like race and racism. Living in peace and harmony will be our best limit. Whites and blacks are the same; therefore we all must to know that the dignity of a man does not show in color. What makes you what you are God and in his image all were created.

Thursday, April 21, 2016

BREAKING: Nnamdi Kanu 

Congratulates

 Millions Of Followers, Says BIAFRA Is Here

Leader of the indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu has commended his followers for continuing with the pro-Biafra agitation.

Kanu, who is facing criminal charges before a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja delivered his message through the group’s spokespersons.

According to IPOB spokespersons, Dr. Clifford C. Iroanya and Barr. Emma Mmezu, the detained Radio Biafra director gave the message during a solidarity visit to him in the prison.

They quoted him as saying:

“I wish to commend and congratulate millions of IPOBians the world over, whose tenacity and exemplary steadfastness to the course is and will always remain a great source of joy and inspiration for me.

“It is noteworthy and very commendable, that despite the spirited antics of our adversaries, the struggle has gathered the desired, awareness, momentum, sympathy and outright support, way beyond our expectations.

“Your total commitment to the struggle and your determination and focus as a well disciplined mass movement has gotten the attention of the world and frightened the enemy stiff.

“As our journey to the promised land progresses beautifully, since we left Egypt, it is important to always remind ourselves that our progeny will forever remain grateful to us for our many sacrifices today. We are almost there.

“As the oppressor panic, they unwittingly wobble from one blunder to another, time is running out and Pharaoh and his army clearly has no choice than to let my people go. I remain very proud of you all. Thank you.”