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We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by TheOnlyWiseMan(op): 10:59am On Sep 13, 2015
The Commissioner of Police, Abia State Command, Mr. Joshak Habila, has said the force is depending on members of the public for information on the location of Radio Biafra.

He also said there is an agency of the Federal Government that is responsible for clamping down on frequencies of illegal radio stations.

Joshak, who said this in an exclusive interview with our correspondent in Umuahia on Saturday, said the police alone could not track down the radio station without useful information from members of the public.

He said, “There are those responsible for tracking down operators of unapproved radio frequencies. Police do have some roles to play but I don’t think the police are the ones that will be able to jam the frequency.

“There is an agency of government responsible for that. I think members of the public have a better role to play in volunteering information to security agencies to clamp down on the radio station.

“I think it is the duty of everyone to help trace them because if they exist they don’t exist in the blues. They exist among members of the public. Thus, it is those who reside around here that should be able to volunteer information.

“The indigenous people of Biafra are said to be the people operating the Radio Biafra. We are gathering information but you should know that they are subversive and have also spoken against constituted authorities.”

While Joshak described the activities of the guerrilla radio as “a very big issue to be decided by the Inspector General of Police, he stated that the law was very clear about those who engaged in subversive activities to run down a nation and how they should be handled under the justice system.

Radio Biafra, which broadcasts on the FM frequency, has continued to freely operate despite recent claims by the Nigerian Communication Commission that it had jammed its frequency.

The radio station is said to be gaining more audience in Aba, Port Harcourt and Enugu where its signals are very strong.


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Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by Swaggzkid: 11:02am On Sep 13, 2015
grin
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by 1miccza: 11:06am On Sep 13, 2015
Well i guessed as much.....
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by Asito(m): 11:09am On Sep 13, 2015
please don't make racist and tribalistic comments on this thread
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by Blakjewelry(m): 11:11am On Sep 13, 2015
If you can't, hire someone that can
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by TheOnlyWiseMan(op): 11:13am On Sep 13, 2015
Power jam power.





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Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by kettykin: 11:14am On Sep 13, 2015
It seems technology wise these ipob members have an upper hand against nigerian security
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by rozayx5(m): 11:17am On Sep 13, 2015
nice one



fools drilling oil in my state and feeding punks in the north
the zoo is going down
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by TheOnlyWiseMan(op): 11:17am On Sep 13, 2015
Blakjewelry:
If you can't, hire someone that can
See painment.

Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by osaslord500(m): 11:20am On Sep 13, 2015
Let them dobtheir tin
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by doublewisdom: 11:23am On Sep 13, 2015
That's because darkness cannot stop light.
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by PhockPhockMan: 11:29am On Sep 13, 2015
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Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by TheOnlyWiseMan(op): 11:45am On Sep 13, 2015
1miccza:
Well i guessed as much.....
Yeah.
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by TheOnlyWiseMan(op): 1:39pm On Sep 13, 2015
Asito:
please don't make racist and tribalistic comments on this thread
Them go hear?
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by Gr8tasign: 2:16pm On Sep 13, 2015
We must continue and at the end BIAFRA will come.
Up BIAFRA!
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by Gr8tasign: 2:32pm On Sep 13, 2015
Mr police, is that why u idiots decide arresting Biafrans in Aba for listening to radio station of their choice?

How many cows have been arrested for owning and listening to radio either in the north or south?

What an injustice!

The world is taking notice of this evil and dictatorial government.

Continue....
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by Bialegend(m): 3:59pm On Sep 13, 2015
kettykin:
It seems technology wise these ipob members have an upper hand against nigerian security
Are they not Igbos?
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by irsakant: 4:41pm On Sep 13, 2015
GOD BLESS BIAFRA !
Re: We Can’t Jam Radio Biafra’s Frequency — Police. by TheOnlyWiseMan(op): 6:57pm On Sep 13, 2015
irsakant:
GOD BLESS BIAFRA !
Amen.
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