iSlayer:
Just a coin!

Sibrah:
[s]When u smoke weed and bitterleaf this is what you get. Even when Biafra existed, nobody bought it because there is nothing of value to spent it on within Biafra when it was spendable[/s].

tankara1010:

Afonja...looking at their face, you will understand why God in his infinite mercy created them like this; to reflect their true wicked, envious and ugly hearts!

Sibrah:
When u smoke weed and bitterleaf this is what you get. Even when Biafra existed, nobody bought it because there is nothing of value to spent it on within Biafra when it was spendable.

kettykin:


Go ahead and auction Nigeria's old coin and see if anyone would buy it for even N1

Sibrah:
So how much will your coin fetch in biafra currency as things stand.

kettykin:


Go ahead and auction Nigeria's old coin and see if anyone would buy it for even N1

koralink:
Continue to build your BIAFRA castle in the air. Biafra only exists in the imagination of IPOB and their co-day dreamers.

melodyogonna:
.
At the moment, they are asking the federal government to give
them a referendum to allow them leave and stay independently as
a country of their own.

victorvezx:
Most of the things they auction are ancient things and things that no longer exist for a very long time. United Kingdom is one of the oldest kingdom on earth that is still existing, nobody will spend huge amount of money to buy a British coin that is already in circulation everywhere. That is why they auction coins that was discovered from the ancient Roman Empire that no longer exist, and sell it to the highest bidder or collector of old relics

koralink:
Continue to build your BIAFRA castle in the air. Biafra only exists in the imagination of IPOB and their co-day dreamers.

thuggCheetah:

That's d spirit my Yoruba Muslim brother, we must continue to discourage dis Biafrans from leaving our Yoruba skulls behind in d hands of our Hausa Fulani masters so DAT their oil can keep flowing straight to our IDP camps in Oshogbo..insha allahu!

medpren:


lmao! who be dis abeg?

thuggCheetah:
just an honest Yoruba Muslim like omidina kayode and jimi ogunlola dat will keep defending d truth even if it will b against us ..Insha allah

melodyogonna:
A fresh report has revealed how the Biafra coin of 1969 has
been put up for auction, with the highest bidder going home
with the currency which is no longer in use.
The minimum bid is for 90 Euros (equivalent to N46,800). The
bidding ends February 24 with the auction date set for February
24 to February 25, 2017, and the auctioning is taking place in
Germany and several parts of Europe.

The agitation of the pro-Biafra secessionists is one of the many
issues Nigeria's president, Muhammadu Buhari, is working really
hard to curtail.
The agitators, who had approximately 47 years ago, returned to
Nigeria after their initial secession from the country. There are
some movements showing the activeness of this group again.
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The Biafra war also known as the Nigerian civil war would never
be forgotten in the history of Nigeria. The secession of the Igbos
from the nation had a deleterious effect on the nation's finances.
A screenshot showing the details of the auction.
At the moment, they are asking the federal government to give
them a referendum to allow them leave and stay independently as
a country of their own.
The stubbornness of the Biafran warlord, Ojukwu, and General
Gowon, the head of the Federal Military Government (FMG) then
made things tough with the nation's economy suffering from it.
The Igbo people felt they could stand alone since the oil revenue
the FMG depends on comes from their side.
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meeting
As a result of this, the FMG also withdrew their support for the
agitators and this made many of them starve to death.
During the period the war lasted, the Igbo people launched their
own currency and started doing things on their own with the
ongoing war.
The Biafra currency is no longer in use for transactions.