Biafra: What we’re doing is legal – IPOB

The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, said, weekend, that its actions towards the restoration of Biafra were legal within the ambits of the Nigerian law.

BIAFRANS GOT TALENT STATEMENT RELEASE

30TH MAY 2017 A DAY TO APPEASE THE SPIRIT OF OUR FALLEN HEROES AND HEROINES FROM THE STABLES OF BIAFRANS GOT TALENT.


As 30th May 2017 draws nearer, we would like to use this medium to enlighten our people on why we must stay at home that very day.

The Nigeria Military Illegally Invaded Abia Community Arresting And Torturing Biafrans Because Of Biafra Flags

The intimidations and harassments against indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB, by the Nigeria security forces have continued unabatedly even as the Federal High Court, Abuja has declared that they are lawful and have the right to convene. Recall, Amnesty

WHY BIAFRANS MUST HONOUR THEIR DEAD ON 30th MAY, 2017

Biafra as a nation has every legitimate reason to honour their fallen heros/heroin,who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the well being of her Nation-Biafra.

BREAK-UP NIGERIA AND END THE ABSURDITY

Going by the law of creation, only God has the power to create a nation. But quite unfortunate ,Nigeria is a creation of a single man delegated by the British.

THE DOWN FALL OF NIGERIA AND THE RAISING OF BIAFRA

The reason why we have brain is to think and what makes us human beings is the ability of thinking. You are the way you are today is the ability of your reasoning , be it politically, socially or other wise.

BIAFRA: AMERICANS PRAYING FOR BIAFRA; THIS TIME, NIGERIANS WILL COMMIT SUICIDE

Written By Ugochinyere Onyechere


We remain grateful to those who have ns at heart; the Americans, and so many other civilized countries who

The British Government continuous 'Slave-master' mentality and the Indefatigable Quest for the Restoration of Biafra

By Akubumma Princewill


I consider it an error of colossal proportion for a learned diplomat of Paul T. Arkwright standard to travel all the way to Nigeria from UK and gather the effrontery to declare publicly the British support of the indivisibility of their business enterprise called ‘Nigeria’.