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This is a nice move everybody must be carried along. BIAFRA IS UNSTOPPABLE.

Abuja - Natives internally
displaced after Nigeria ceded
the Bakassi Peninsula to
Cameroon will attend the next
Biafra National Youth League
(BNYL) Congress.
BNYL President, Prince Chimezie
Obuka, confirmed the
development.
“The second congress of the
Biafra National Youth League
will witness the presence of
internally displaced Bakassi
natives whose land was ceded
to La Republique du Cameroun
by Nigerian Government
without plebiscite,” said Obuka.
The congress is set for Obudu
in Cross River State at a date yet
to be announced.
“The aboriginal inhabitants of
the oil rich Bakassi Peninsula
which lies within the Bight of
Biafra will all be present to
make known their position
with respect to the Biafran
struggle,” said Obuka.
“There is urgent need to take
the struggle for liberation to
their door step and they will be
highly received in Obudu.
Without our people in Bakassi,
the Biafran struggle will suffer
another setback especially
along the Gulf of Guinea,” he
added.
“There must understand why
we want Biafra, they are Efik
and would not be allowed to
be separated from their fellow
Efik, they have every right to
choose where they want to be.
I urge them to back the Biafran
struggle for it will benefit all of
us.”
In 2013, five years after an
agreement with Nigeria,
Cameroon took full sovereignty
over the disputed Bakassi
Peninsula, signalling the end of
a bloody conflict over the land.

www.news24.com.ng/Nigeria/National/News/bakassi-peninsula-refugees-to-attend-biafra-congress-20160324

Nigeria is worst than a zoo.

Can I study medicine and surgery in Austria with free tuition?

Since I knew about JAMB, I have
never had any news saying that
more than half of those that sat
for jamb were complaining that
they were not given their right
scores.
When majority are complaining,
then its obvious that they are
saying the truth. People are just
crying everywhere, because its
very painful that you are very
sure of what you wrote
expecting nothing less that 300,
and at the end of the day JAMB
sent you 180 as your score.
Some complained that the
subject that they answered just
few questions were where they
got the highest marks
meanwhile failing those they
were sure of. Have you ever
heard of JAMB dashing people 5
marks, talk more of 40, to tell you
that they know that they are at
fault and that the scores they
gave them at the initial time was
not their real score.
If those exams where to be
remarked, i am 100% sure that
more that half of those people
complaining will score higher
than their formal score plus 40.
And now there are not still giving
everybody the 40 additional
marks no matter the reason for
that,is that not cheating, partiality
and wickedness.
Imagine that someone they
originally gave 160 and letter
added 40 will now have a total
score of 200 whereas there is
also another person out there
that is normally not supposed to
score 160 but was given 160
with no additional mark. And the
one with 200 will sit for putme in
his/her choice university while
the other will not.
Is it fair? There should be equity.
So therefore its high time the
govt should come into this
situation and solve it. Last year,
JAMB came up with eligibility,
now it is wrong markings.
All Jambites affected seriously
needs to disagree with this jamb
2016 result. The govt should look
into look into this matter
because this is really unbearable.
If this where to be some other
foreign countries, by now there
must have been a record of
about 1000 students that have
committed suicide. For the fact
that Nigerians are not like that
doesn't mean they should be
deprived of their right.
Seriously the government ought
to look into this matter.
Its either jamb gives the
computer the right answers and
remark these test or cancel the
exam or call them to rewrite their
exams after they must have
resolved the problems.


www.myschool.com.ng/school/news/43950/my-opinion-jamb-should-remark-this-exam-or-cancel-it.html

While the international media
have been largely silent on the
pro-Biafra agitation that is
currently unfolding in Nigeria, a
popular British periodical the
Economist has finally
gathered some facts about the
Republic of Biafra to plunge
into the depth of its
unique history.
Go your own way
Half a century after the war,
angry Biafrans are agitating
again
Most Nigerians do not
remember their country’s civil
war. A large majority were born
years after the 30-month fight
between Nigeria and the
breakaway region of Biafra,
which ended when the
secessionists surrendered in
1970.
Yet over the past month
independence protests have
erupted in cities across the
south-east, where the self-
declared state once
was. Agitators say that this time
they will not be beaten. “Biafra is
a country to be restored,”
declares one of them. “We are
determined to fight to the end.”
This is a concern for Nigeria’s
new government. Secessionist
organisations in Biafra have
been agitating for years, but
analysts reckon the scale of the
current marches is
unprecedented.
Superficially, they were sparked
by the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, the
outspoken head of the
Indigenous People of Biafra
(IPOB) movement, and director of
Radio Biafra, a pirate station. But
the grievances run deep.
Nigeria did not exist until British
colonialists drew a line around
hundreds of fractious ethnic
groups dominated by the Igbo in
the east, the Yoruba in the west,
and the Hausa-Fulani in the
north.
The country’s regions have
jostled for power ever since.
Predominantly Igbo protesters
have not forgotten that tens of
thousands of their people were
killed before Biafra unilaterally
declared independence in 1967.
Between 1m and 3m people died
during the war, many as the
rebel territory was starved into
defeat. In the 45 years since the
war ended, they feel they have
been blocked from senior
political posts, denied public
services, and impoverished by a
post-war programme that they
say auctioned off their houses
and returned just £20 ($320, in
today’s money) to them.
In the presidential election in
March most south-easterners
voted for the incumbent,
Goodluck Jonathan, who comes
from their region. He lost to
Muhammadu Buhari, a Muslim
from the north.
“#NigeriaWillRot”, Mr Kanu’s
radio station declared after the
results were announced.
https://www.naij.com/650656-biafra-restored-nigeria-will-rot-european-newspaper-biafra-protests.html

#FREE NNAMDI KANU

[color=#000000]"As long as you are not taking
up arms, you have the right to
say what you want and the
government should initiate
dialogue. There are people
who are confirmed to be
terrorists and are free in
Nigeria, while a young man
who has not in any way
afflicted pain is now being
treated as a terrorist."[b]"As long as you are not taking
up arms, you have the right to
say what you want and the
government should initiate
dialogue. There are people
who are confirmed to be
terrorists and are free in
Nigeria, while a young man
who has not in any way
afflicted pain is now being
treated as a terrorist.""As long as you are not taking
up arms, you have the right to
say what you want and the
government should initiate
dialogue. There are people
who are confirmed to be
terrorists and are free in
Nigeria, while a young man
who has not in any way
afflicted pain is now being
treated as a terrorist."[/b][/color]

"I do not believe in an
independent Biafra, but I
defend freedom of speech and
equality," Nigerian film-maker
Dickson Iroegbu toldIBTImes
UK. Iroegbu has come under
fire in the past few days after
he posted a comment on
Facebook saying that if
anything happened to
controversial Briafran leader
Nnamdi Kanu - currently
detained by the state service
(DSS) in Abuja - Nigeria "will
burn"
Kanu is the director of Radio
Biafra and leader of the
Indigenous People of Biafra
(Ipob). He was arrested in
Lagos in October on charges
of criminal conspiracy,
intimidation and belonging to
an unlawful society. He
pleaded not guilty.
"Some people thought my post
was a threat, but it's not,"
Iroegbu said."I do not
support the independence of
Biafra, but I believe that Kanu
should not have been arrested
for simply exercising freedom
of speech, a right that our
constitution guarantees.
"As long as you are not taking
up arms, you have the right to
say what you want and the
government should initiate
dialogue. There are people
who are confirmed to be
terrorists and are free in
Nigeria, while a young man
who has not in any way
afflicted pain is now being
treated as a terrorist,
according to the news out
there".
Iroegbu reiterated that
although he comes from the
Igbo, the largest ethnic group
in the Biafran territories, he
does not support the calls for
independence. However, he
added that he understands the
frustration of the Igbos, who
he said feel neglected by the
government and
disenfranchised.
"My statement does not have
anything to do with
secession," he said. "My call for
the release of Kanu is simple:
So that we can move our
nation forward. It has nothing
to do with destroying Nigeria.
"Nigeria is a great nation but
the leadership, at the moment,
seems it's not there for the
country. I am an Igbo man and
I understand Igbos'
frustration. Igbos are
discriminated against and they
deserve equity and justice. The
Nigerian governement should
engage with youths in this
country, who are not happy
with the treatment they are
getting."


www.ibtimes.co.uk/biafra-film-maker-dickson-iroegbu-defends-his-nigeria-will-burn-stance-nnamdi-kanu-1530664

I WILL DESTROY NIGERIA ,THAT IS BUILT ON LIES, WITH THE TRUTH FROM MY MOUTH - NNAMDI KANU

Lagos (AFP) - When Boko Haram
captured territory in Nigeria's
northeast last year and declared
a caliphate, there were real fears
for the sovereignty of Africa's
most populous nation.
A deadline is looming for the
military to end the six years of
violence, with signs that troops
have wrested back control of
most of the towns and villages
lost to the Islamists.
But now President Muhammadu
Buhari is facing another potential
headache with the revival of
separatist sentiment in the
country's southeast and
renewed debate over the sharing
of oil wealth.
Recent weeks have seen a wave
of protests calling for an
independent state of Biafra, 45
years after the end of the brutal
civil sparked by a previous
declaration of independence.
Now, campaigners in the oil-
producing Niger delta are
demanding total control of
resources to develop the region,
which remains under-developed
despite billions of dollars earned
from crude.
Last Friday, the Niger Delta Self-
Determination Movement
(NDSDM) lobby group, declared
the current agreement, whereby
oil revenue is divided among
Nigeria's 36 states, was unfair.
"The 13 percent (share for the
Niger Delta) enshrined in the
1999 constitution by the military
is depriving us of our God-given
resources," the group's convener
Annkio Briggs told reporters in
Lagos.
"We want 100 percent control
and ownership of our oil so that
we can control our future."
- Northern 'dominance' -
Nigeria's crude-reliant economy
has been battered by the fall in
global oil prices, hampering
government spending and even
the payment of state-sector
salaries.
Crude accounts for 90 percent of
Nigeria's export earnings and 70
percent of government overall
revenue.
In 2014, the country earned $77
billion from oil exports,
according to the US Department
of Energy, down from $84 billion
in 2013 and $94 billion in 2012.
How much each state in the
federation gets from the sector
has long been a thorny issue,
exposing barely concealed
regional and ethnic rivalries.
Demands for a greater share of
oil revenue were a factor in the
violence that gripped the delta in
the 2000s until a government
amnesty programme, which ends
this year, bought off militants.
Briggs' group argues Nigeria's
political architecture, with 19
states classed as northern and
17 in the south, unfairly
penalises the southern states
where oil is found.
"Of the 774 local government
areas (administrative divisions
within each state), the north is
given almost 70 percent," she
said, calling it "manipulations
for... socio-economic and political
dominance".
She blamed a succession of
northern-dominated military
governments for forcing through
the revenue-sharing agreement
down the barrel of a gun
"without our free, prior and
informed consent".
Briggs denied calling for a break
away from the federation but
argued every region instead
should use its own natural
resources to develop itself.
The NDSDM was founded last
year during a national
conference convened by former
president Goodluck Jonathan at
which delegates recommended
the delta region received 18
percent of oil revenue.
The recommendation was not
implemented before Jonathan
left office.
- 'Politically motivated' -
Nigeria is almost evenly split
between a Muslim-majority north
and largely Christian south and
the sharp division informs most
aspects of political debate.
But the argument for so-called
"fiscal federalism" is seen by
some as unrealistic, with sectors
such as agriculture and
manufacturing not sufficiently
developed yet to be sustainable.
Anyakwee Nsirimovu, of the
Niger Delta Civil Society Coalition
pressure group, said demands
from southern pressure groups
were predictable now Buhari, a
northern Muslim, was in power.
"Why is it after the defeat of
Jonathan you see the likes of
Annkio Briggs, MASSOB
(Movement for the Actualisation
of the Sovereign State of Biafra)
and IPOB (Indigenous Peoples of
Biafra) asking for resource
control and self-determination?"
he asked.
The complaints in fact exposed
the failure of Jonathan, from the
oil-producing Bayelsa state, to
help his southern kinsmen
during his six years in power, he
argued.
"Those who lost out in the
power equation are behind the
crisis," he claimed.
But Tony Nnadi, of the Movement
for New Nigeria, said every
ethnic group had the right to
either belong to or pull out of
Nigeria, nearly 102 years after
the country was formed.
"In 1914, the so-called Nigeria
came into being through an
amalgamation of southern and
northern protectorates by the
British colonial power," he said.
"By the provisions of the
amalgamation, we have the right
since 2014 to renegotiate the
basis of our continued existence.
The experiences of various
ethnic groups "in the last 100
years have shown we cannot
continue in the marriage", he
added.
Nigeria faces separatist
pressure over oil wealth
sharing
AFP Wednesday, November 25,
2015
Joel Olatunde Agoi


www.news.yahoo.com/nigeria-faces-separatist-pressure-over-oil-wealth-sharing-105522062.html

GOD WILL SHAME DSS. AMEN

NIGERIA WILL FALL AND NEVER RISE AGAIN SHOULD ANYTHING HAPPENS TO NNAMDI KANU.

THIS WILL SURELY LEAD TO A WAR. NNAMDI KANU IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN 1000 BUHARI.

As the tension caused by the
activities of the Movement for the
Actualization of the Sovereign
State of Biafra, MASSOB and
Indigenous People Of Biafra,
IPOB, refuse to die down in the
South East part of Nigeria, the
campaign for Democracy CD, has
lashed out on some selfish Igbo
elements who are crucifying the
group for their peaceful
approach to the demand for the
actualization of Sovereign state
of Biafra, to shut their mouth, if
they do not know what to say.
CD through their South East
Chairman, Dede Uzor A. Uzor
argued that there is right to
peaceful protest, whether what
the protesters are reasonable in
their demand or not and
whether what they are demand
is feasible or not, saying that CD
will only be against them if they
resort to violence or destruction
of any kind.
CD also called on the people of
South East who are sympathetic
to the demands of the two
groups to boycott using and
buying all the products from the
stable of the controversial
Catholic Priest, Rev. Fr Ejike
Mbaka, who described them as
evil, since an evil is not expected
to use the product of a saint like
Fr Mbaka, until he apologize to
MASSOB and IPOB.
CD ask the Catholic authority to
call fr Mbaka to order because he
is not the only priest in Nigeria
and cannot even count as the
one of the first 1000 best priests
in Nigeria and should not always
be be involved in controversy
with people and individuals,
saying, if he is not tamed, he will
end up being an embarrassment
to the respected Catholic
community.
“We are calling on Igbo
Christians to also boycott Rev
Mbaka’s Ministry, he is a
disappointment to Igbo race, he
has not for one day criticized or
condemned the brutal killing and
open murder of Igbo’s people in
the North by the Boko haram
insurgents, or ever criticized
their activities which are more
dangerous and life wasting than
what MASSOB and IPOB is doing,
we are not surprise because he
loves money and they have
bribed him with their recent visit
to Enugu after which he started
talking like he is known for.
CD said that about 2338
members of MMASSOB and IPOB
youths have been murdered
between September 13, 1999 to
date by security agents in the
country, while over 900 Igbo’s
have been killed with bombs by
the Boko haram insurgents and
Rev Fr Mbaka has not deemed it
fit to speak against them, neither
has he alerted the federal
Government on the state of the
Federal Roads in the South East,
just because he has been settled.

www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/cd-condemns-igbos-criticizing-biafra-protest-calls-on-youths-to-shun-fr-mbaka-ministry/

OHANEZE DOES NOT COMMAND ANY IOTA OF RESPECT IN SE. BIAFRA IS NOT FOR THE ELITE BUT THE MASSES.

MOVEMENT for the Actualisation
of Sovereign State of Biafra
(MASSOB), yesterday disagreed
with President Muhammadu
Buhari over his statement that
Nigeria was indivisible,
describing it as his ‘personal
opinion.’
The Movement also boasted that
the United Nations (UN) would
conduct a referendum for
Biafrans to decide on the
popularity and acceptance of
their cause. The group took a
swipe at the military’s decision to
quell pro-Biafra protests, just as
the South East governors
enjoined the protesters to tow
the line of peace.
But the Acting General Officer
Commanding (GOC) 82 Division of
Nigerian Army, Enugu, Brig-
General Ibrahim Attahiru
yesterday re-emphasised the
warning against insecurity which
the Division issued on Monday to
pro-Biafra protesters. “Agitators
should know that there is a
certain borderline they should
not cross,” he said.
Briefing journalists yesterday in
his office on the activities of pro-
Biafran demonstrators across
cities in the South East and South
South zones, the GOC stressed
that as a reminder, the Nigerian
Army would like to send an
unequivocal warning to all and
sundry, more especially to “all
those threatening and agitating
for the dismemberment of the
country, committing treasonable
felony and arson, as well as
wanton destruction of lives and
property, that once deployed, the
Nigerian Army shall apply the
Rules of Engagement (RoE) to the
letter in order for peace to
prevail.”
However, in a bid to douse the
anxiety and end the
demonstrations in the South East,
occasioned by MASSOB and the
Indigenous Peoples of Biafra
(IPOB), the Forum of South East
Governors yesterday called for an
expanded meeting of
stakeholders in the zone before
reaching a decision.
The emergency meeting, which is
in furtherance of the forum’s
meeting yesterday in Enugu, is
scheduled for on Sunday,
November 22, same place.
Expected at the meeting are
National Assembly members,
ministers and other invited
stakeholders from the zone.
At the end of the rescheduled
meeting at the Enugu State
Government House, the
governors also called on
“MASSOB and IPOB to continue to
tow the line of peace as this is
the only way to ensure economic
development of the zone.”
In what is regarded as its first
meeting in Enugu in the new
dispensation, the governors
expressed concern on the state
of the roads in the zone and
security.
The meeting, chaired by the
Governor of Imo State, Rochas
Okorocha, in its three-point
communique read by the
governor, resolved to “appoint a
high level economic advisory
committee to harness the
economic potential of the people
of the South East working
together.
The acting GOC said the recent
increase in the pro-Biafra
agitations in some parts of the
South East and South South
zones of the country by the
Movement for the Actualisation
of the Sovereign State of Biafra,
Indigenous People of Biafra
(IPOB) and other similar groups
was becoming worrisome.
“In cities like Aba, Port Harcourt,
Onitsha, Abakaliki and Enugu
among others, cases of outright
lawlessness, threat to lives and
properties have been recorded
during demonstrations and
protests by these groups,” he
said.
In a related development, there
are indications that the battle to
secure the release of the leader
of IPOB Nnamdi Kanu has
entered a new phase as the
group’s directors world wide
have engaged the services of
renowned lawyers to tackle the
Federal Government.
By court records, Kanu has a
return date of November 18,
2015 for the Department of State
Services (DSS) to show cause why
it should not be charged for
contempt.
In a statement by MASSOB’s
National Director of Information,
Comrade Uchenna Madu, in
Abakaliki, the group noted that
the President can never openly
agree to anything that will affect
the oneness of ‘his Nigeria,’
adding that the people of Eastern
region will decide that.
According to Madu, Buhari
should not bother himself about
ethnic nationalities, who have
decided to leave Nigeria, as it is
the people of Eastern region that
will decide that.
His words: “Buhari should not
bother himself about ethnic
nationalities who have decided
to leave Nigeria, even his people.
The Arewas are earnestly willing
to opt out because Nigeria, in the
real existence, favours no
ethnicity but only the cabals,
politicians and high profile
personalities
“Biafranism is deeply rooted in
the consciousness of every Igbo
man and major ethnic groups in
the South South. The Biafra
referendum that will be
conducted by the United Nations
(UN) will testify to our popularity
and acceptance by Biafrans.”
On the Nigerian Army’s decision
to hit Biafra protesters, Madu
said: “The Military should not
heat up the polity, your threat is
very wrong signal to Nigeria
because the current Biafra is
heavily rooted outside Nigeria.
We shall remain non-violent in
our pursuit for Biafra,” he said.
The Guardian gathered that the
decision to hire senior advocates
and other reputable human
rights lawyers overseas followed
a letter by Kanu’s legal
representative, Mr. Vincent
Egechukwu Obette, in which he
declared that “the coming week
would be crucial in the struggle
to free Kanu” as, according to
him, the Federal Government
plans to vary the charges against
the self determination activist.
Part of the letter exclusively
sighted by The Guardian read: “I
am also writing to sound a note
of warning that the coming
week will be crucial in the legal
struggle to protect, defend and
secure the release of Mazi
Nnamdi Kanu hence I request for
collective support from all and
sundry.
“I have had access to him twice
amid difficulties; I compelled the
Department of State Services
(DSS) to allow him speak to his
wife after her prolonged cries; I
secured the surety and perfected
his bail conditions; I took his
family members to visit him in
detention in Abuja; I have had
series of meetings with the
Embassies of the U.S., the Russia
Federation, Spain, Israel and
Britain who later visited him last
week.”
While disclosing that he was at
the moment working with
Amnesty International “in
documenting series of extra-
judicial killings perpetrated by
the Nigeria security agents in the
last three weeks for transmission
to the International Criminal
Court (ICC), the legal
representative stressed the need
for expanded collaboration.
“The Guardian further gathered
that peeved by international
concern for the safety of Kanu
and growing apprehensions
about the human rights records
of the present administration in
U.S., the Federal Government was
planning to slam treason charges
on Kanu to justify his long
detention without trial.
High-ranking security personnel
confided in The Guardian that
part of the reason for assigning
the Foreign Affairs portfolio to a
candidate from Southeast was to
perforate the argument of
persecution and ethnic vendetta
against the Igbo so as to douse
the anger of the international
community.
“Government is not happy about
the dust being raised by this
IPOB protests in the international
community. It is like some
countries that felt outraged by
Mr. President’s speech at the
United Nations General Assembly
about the Palestinian question
are interested in ballooning the
domestic matter into a
diplomatic headache for the
government,” the source added.



www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/11/massob-counters-buhari-sure-of-un-referendum-on-biafra/

Nigeria will soon be decognise as a nation, while dulard rot in ICC.

WE BIAFRANS REFUSE TO BE INTIMIDATED; WE KNOW OUR RIGTHS. LET THEM TRY NONSENSE AND THEY WILL ROT IN ICC.

AT THE END BIAFRA WILL COME. AMEN

WHEN ONE TIME COMES GOD CAN EVEN USE ONES ENEMY TO BLESS ONE.

ANIOMA IS MAJOR PART OF
BIAFRA.
No personal interest people or
groups will drop anioma from
the mainstream biafra because
it's nuclear part of biafra.
You are in the contest of Biafra
(all igbos including anioma) rated
globally as the most educated,
hardworking, etc. people and
ethnic nationality.
Name one nation or people in
the world that have suffered
what Biafrans suffered after the
war and now and excelled from
zero rehabilitation to stardom.
The answer is None.
Prof. Phillip C. Ofume & Associates
have given igbos or biafra the
evidence tools to actualize the
nation of biafra but the internal
NGOs who have moneyed
interest have continued
worthless efforts such as street
match upon street match,
conference/ seminar (including
one in US which ended the life of
President Odimegwu Ojukwu),
etc.
If land demarcation at ICJ did not
fly, Referendum will prevail at the
rate of 96%.


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BIAFRA ALL THE WAY, ALL HAIL BIAFRA.
BIAFRA OUR ONLY HOPE OF SURVIVAL IN THE WORLD THAT HATES US.
BIAFRA MUST COME IN OUR TIME. AMEN

The Ijaw Youths Council (IYC)
on Sunday renewed it calls
for the release of Mr. Nnamdi
Kanu, the founder of Radio
Biafra and Director of the
Indigenous People of Biafra.
Nnamdi Kanu, Director of
Radio Biafra and leader of
Indigenous People of Biafra
In a statement issued in
Yenegoa by IYC Spokesman, Mr.
Eric Omare, the youth body
noted that haven been granted
bail and bail conditions fulfilled,
it amounts to illegality for the
Directorate of State Security
(DSS) to keep Kanu in detention.
The IYC further called on
security agencies to have
regard for the rule of law in the
exercise of their constitutional
duties.
It advocated for the use of
dialogue rather than military
might to resolve the issues
leading to protests by pro-
Biafra protests in parts of the
country and urged the security
agencies to respect the
fundamental human rights of
protesters.
“To adopt a military approach
to crushing pro-Biafra
protesters as being suggested
by some military operatives is
not the solution.
“It would only escalate the
crisis. We warn against military
brutalization and human rights
abuse by security agencies. The
right to peaceful protest is an
integral part of a democratic
society.
“The massive pro-Biafra
protests in recent times has
once more brought to the fore
the need to honestly and
holistically renegotiate the
terms of Nigerian’s existence as
a nation.
“ To claim that all is well with
Nigeria is self-deceit.
“The structure of Nigeria must
be such that would allow
people from different regions to
develop at their pace towards
realization of the full potentials
with been hindered by the wish
of people from other parts of
the country,” the IYC stated

www.saharareporters.com/2015/11/15/ijaw-youths-urge-federal-government-nigeria-release-radio-biafra-director

EVEN THE CORE NORTHERNERS ARE NOW SEEING THE TRUTH.
BIAFRA AS COME TO STAY.

NO TRUE BIAFRAN WILL BELIEVE THEM. WE SAY NO TO NIGERIA.
BIAFRA IS OUR HOPE AND LIFE; BIAFRA IS OUR ONLY MEANS OF SURVIAL FROM THE WORLD THAT HATES US.
BIAFRA OR DEATH.

Armaggedon:
Hmm...muslims defending mbaka?

One thing that baffles me is that people are surprised at mbaka's stupidity, evil and liars.

Where was mbaka when boko haram were killing biafrans in the north?

Where was he when the duarad of duara said he will treat us as 5%?
May God reward him according to his evil work. Amen