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Unity in Diversity: Prominent Igbo Leaders Back Senator Mbata’s Election.

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Annang Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. The Ohaneze Ndigbo elections have ushered in a new leader, Senator John Azuta Mbata, as the President of the apex Igbo socio-cultural organization. Despite emerging concerns over the election process, evidence from a widely circulated video confirms that the election was conducted duly and with credibility. The event, held in grand fashion, was attended by key Igbo leaders and dignitaries, lending weight to its legitimacy. Among the notable attendees were Dr. Peter Odili, former Governor of Rivers State; prominent figures from Ikwerre and Delta State; all five Southeast governors; and respected leaders like Dr. Chris Ngige. Their presence underscored the seriousness of the occasion and the importance of uniting Ndigbo under a trusted leadership. However, the absence of Uche Okwukwu and Jackson Omenazu has sparked questions, as their names are being associated with the ongoing disputes surrounding the organization. Their decision to stay away cast...

Battle for Ohaneze Ndigbo Presidency: IPOB Calls for Unity and Fairness.

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Enugu Province, Nigeria-Bịafraland  The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), under the leadership of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has expressed concern over the alleged endorsement of Mr. Mike Okiro by a faceless group known as "Ogbako Egbema" for the position of President General of Ohaneze Ndigbo. IPOB describes this move as a deliberate attempt by certain influential individuals in the Imo State government to tarnish the reputation of Mike Okiro and weaken the unity of Ohaneze Ndigbo, echoing the destabilization that has plagued Imo State. This faceless group is accused of serving the interests of Ndigbo's adversaries, whose agenda is to perpetuate division within Alaigbo. IPOB emphasizes that it is Rivers State's legitimate turn to produce the next President General of Ohaneze Ndigbo, in line with the organization’s zoning structure. The group asserts that such divisive tactics undermine efforts to unify all Igbo territories, from Igbanke to Isobo, under a common purpose. IPO...

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Remains Strong as Holiday Break Ends.

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Annang Province, Nigeria-Bịafraland. In a recent update shared by Mazi Benjamin Madubugwu, it was confirmed that the three weekly visitations to Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu have resumed following the hiatus caused by the Christmas and New Year break. The update highlights that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), remains strong and resilient despite ongoing challenges. True to his unwavering spirit, Mazi Kanu extended his heartfelt New Year wishes to all his supporters, urging them to remain faithful and loyal to the cause. Attached to the update were screenshots providing the latest case developments, which continue to spark interest and discussions among the Biafran faithful and supporters worldwide. Stay tuned to The Biafra Sun for more updates on Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and other Biafra-related news.

Scholarship Beneficiary Caught Stealing from Benefactor: A Tale of Trust Betrayed.

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Annang Province, Nigeria-Bịafraland. A heart-wrenching tale of trust and betrayal has emerged after a young man lost a fully funded university scholarship and financial support over a case of theft. The story, shared by the benefactor, KAA, highlights the risks of misplaced trust and the consequences of poor decisions.   KAA , the owner of KaaTruths Ltd , had gone above and beyond to support the young man, Sunny, treating him like a younger brother. He was granted access to the benefactor's home, entrusted with responsibilities, and provided a life-changing scholarship to university. Sunny also received a monthly allowance of ₦100,000 and additional financial gifts to support his mother’s small business.   The trust was shattered six days before Christmas when Sunny was left alone in the house. Unknown to KAA, Sunny entered his room and took a white jacket, trousers, a shirt, and shoes without permission. The discovery came when Sunny shared a video of himself dancin...

France’s Iron Fist: The Northern Nigeria Under Siege - Rise or Perish!

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  Annang Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. In The Heart Of The Northern Nigeria, An Alien Base, harbinger of Death Has Been Erected, Picture this: the once thriving plains of the Northern Nigerian, now overshadowed by the ruthless might of the France military machine. Yes, your very own Northern Nigeria, a land of rich heritage and natural bounty, has been turned into a staging ground and launchpad for organized state-craft oppression against defiant neighboring countries in west Africa. The French government, under the steer control of Macron, has not only hoisted their flag but their tanks and soldiers too, right in the heart of your homeland. They claim it's for "security," but we all know the truth - it's a fortress from which they plan to recolonize you, strip you bare of your resources, and silence your voices forever. The Blood Of The North Every dawn in the Arewa Land now rises with the shadow of death. The people, their neighbors, their families, live under the c...

Obasanjo: Igbo Marginalization Over Biafra Secession Is Unjust

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Lagos, Nigeria. Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has voiced a striking observation, stating that every region in Nigeria has, at some point, considered secession. He emphasized that no ethnic group should be ostracized or punished for secessionist inclinations, including the Igbo people . Obasanjo made these remarks while hosting the League of Northern Democrats , led by former Kano State Governor, Ibrahim Shekarau, at the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library in Abeokuta, Ogun State, on Tuesday. In his speech, Obasanjo expressed his dismay at the ongoing marginalization of the Igbo ethnic group, particularly the notion that an Igbo person cannot become president of Nigeria due to the Biafran secession attempt. He firmly rejected this view, stating, “It bleeds my heart when people say because the Igbos had carried out secession, an Igbo man cannot be the president of Nigeria. I say what nonsense? There is no section of Nigeria that has not planned secession.” The former president...

Lights Out Up North? TCN Says Sit-at-Home Protesters Pulled the Plug.

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Eket Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has confirmed ongoing power outages in the North East , North West, and parts of the North Central regions, attributing the disruptions to line tripping on major transmission routes. The outage, which began on Monday, has left several states without power, while TCN’s attempts to locate and fix the fault have been hampered by challenging terrain, insecurity, and the ongoing sit-at-home protests in Eastern Region. In a statement released on Tuesday morning, Ndidi Mbah, TCN’s General Manager of Public Affairs, apologized to the government and electricity consumers in the affected areas. Mbah explained that patrol teams tasked with fault tracing had faced difficulties due to both natural obstacles and the sit-at-home order observed in the South East on October 21st and 22nd, which impacted operational logistics, including refueling patrol vehicles. The power outage was triggered by a fault on the 330kV Ugwaji–Ap...

IPOB's Resolve Hardens: Assassination of Biafra Land Coordinator Will Not Go Unpunished

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Eket Province, Nigeria-Biafraland.  The Directorate of State (DOS) and the global family of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have made a heartbreaking announcement regarding the assassination of Mazi Ikechukwu Ugwuoha, the Biafra Land National Coordinator. Mazi Ugwuoha was tragically murdered by suspected Nigerian government agents near his residence in Aba, Abia State, on October 18th, 2024. According to IPOB, Mazi Ugwuoha was targeted for his role in coordinating a peaceful movement advocating for Biafra's independence. His assassination is seen as part of a wider effort to instill fear among IPOB members and sympathizers. However, IPOB vows that the fear of death will not deter its mission, declaring that those responsible for this heinous act have "murdered sleep in their eyes." IPOB's intelligence unit, known as M.Branch, has been tasked with uncovering the identities of those involved in the assassination. The group has vowed to exact revenge on those resp...

Lights Out, Again! National Grid Playing Hide and Seek with Electricity

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Enugu Province,Nigeria-Biafraland. The national electricity grid has collapsed once again, marking the third time within a week that power supply has been disrupted across the Nation. The latest incident occurred this morning, at approximately 8:16 a.m., plunging several regions into darkness. This frequent instability of the grid has raised serious concerns about the state of Nigeria's power infrastructure, affecting millions of homes, businesses, and critical services. Communities within Biafra , already contending with socio-political challenges, are particularly hard-hit, as power outages disrupt daily life and hinder economic activities. This string of grid collapses comes amid ongoing debates about the need for alternative energy sources and decentralized power systems, especially in the Southeast and South-South regions, where infrastructure is often neglected by federal authorities. The lack of reliable electricity further intensifies frustrations among the Biafran people,...

UK Government to Yoruba Nation: ‘Thanks for the Letter, But We're Not Involved

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Abuja,Nigeria. Following the submission of a Yoruba Nation petition at No. 10 Downing Street by Sunday Adeyemo, also known as Sunday Igboho , the controversial Odudwa Nation agitator, on 10th October 2024, the British High Commission and Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs have clarified their positions on the matter. In a joint statement from the British High Commission and Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, both parties emphasized that the petition was not officially endorsed by the UK government or its Parliamentary Petitions Committee. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a press statement on 15th October 2024, reiterating that the UK government typically refrains from engaging in petitions related to the internal affairs of sovereign nations like Nigeria. The press release also highlighted that such petitions had been rejected by the UK government in the past. During discussions with Nigeria's Honourable Minister of Foreign Affairs on 14th October, the Br...

Super Eagles' Shocking Treatment in Libya: A Consequence of Government Negligence, Says Legal Luminary Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor

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Enugu Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. The Nigerian sports community has been rocked with outrage following reports of the Super Eagles being subjected to inhumane treatment in Libya. Renowned lawyer and activist, Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, has condemned the ill-treatment of Nigeria's national football team , calling it "outrightly unacceptable" and a direct consequence of "maladministration." The Super Eagles, stranded at a Libyan airport for over 13 hours without access to basic amenities such as food and water, have drawn widespread sympathy and criticism toward the host nation. The stranded team, which was reportedly left without proper communication and hospitality, faced severe conditions that have sparked public outcry. In his statement, Ejiofor lamented the lack of respect shown to the Super Eagles , expressing empathy for the team’s ordeal. He noted that the experience undermined the values of international sportsmanship, where mutual respect should be paramou...

Dibịa Calls for Indigenous Support to Produce Igbo Spirituality Documentary

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Eket Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. Renowned Igbo philosopher and Dibịa, Chuka Nduneseokwu, has called for greater institutional support to fund a documentary on Odinala Igbo (the spiritual traditions of the Igbo people), which he estimates would cost between 10 to 15 million Naira to meet Netflix standards. Nduneseokwu shared this during a recent discussion about the challenges of researching and representing Igbo spirituality in mainstream media. In a passionate statement posted on his social media, the Dibịa emphasized that while he has dedicated his personal funds and time to researching and sharing the spiritual practices of the Igbo, the scope of the work requires more resources. "I have sacrificed myself to research and tell the world about the spirituality of the Igbo people. It is what I have been called to do, and I promise to do it till my last days in this cycle of life," he wrote. However, he acknowledged the limitations he faces working alone and called for the ...

Nigerian Army Warns IPOB Against Discouraging Eastern Youths from Recruitment, IPOB Reiterates Call for Civil Resistance.

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Ogoja Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. In a press statement released on Tuesday in Abuja, the Nigerian Army cautioned the Indigenous Peopleof Biafra (IPOB) against urging Igbo youths to boycott the ongoing recruitment into the military. The Director of Army Public Relations, Maj.-Gen. Onyema Nwachukwu, expressed deep concern over IPOB’s recent media campaign, which he described as a “reckless and misguided attempt to undermine national unity and cohesion.” He noted that IPOB's call for youths of Eastern Region to avoid the 88th Regular Recruits Intake (RRI) was a deliberate attempt to sow division. Maj.-Gen. Nwachukwu praised the commitment of South Eastern youths, who have consistently filled their quotas in various military recruitments, including the recent Direct Regular Cadet commissioning at the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA). He commended their patriotism and encouraged them to continue contributing to the nation’s progress. “The Nigerian Army is proud of the contributions o...

IPOB Commends Biafrans for Boycotting Nigerian Independence Day Celebrations

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Orlu Provine, Nigeria-Biafraland. The Directorate of State (DOS) of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has expressed its profound appreciation to Biafrans, supporters, and advocates of Biafra freedom for refusing to participate in the Nigerian Independence Day  celebrations on October 1st, 2024, across Biafraland . In a press statement signed by IPOB’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Comrade Emma Powerful, the Movement praised all who chose to reject the Nigerian flag and shun the government’s celebrations. IPOB extended its commendation to responsible Nigerians who also refrained from celebrating, opting instead to protest against the ongoing poor governance and criminal activities affecting the country. IPOB firmly reiterated its stance that the British-constructed entity known as Nigeria has consistently failed its people, especially Biafrans, who have endured oppression and bloodshed in the effort to maintain the forced unity of Nigeria. The widespread rejection of the Ind...

IPOB Represents Biafra at Muinafest: A Celebration of Identity and Culture

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Agbor Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. In an inspiring show of unity and pride, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) made a significant appearance at Muinafest , an international festival celebrating diverse identities and cultures. Members of the festival proudly displayed the Biafran flag , demonstrating their support for the movement's peaceful struggle for self-determination and the global awareness IPOB is creating. Mazi Chinasa Nworu , a key member of IPOB's Directorate of State and the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Eastern Security Network (ESN), emphasized how Biafra is being positioned on the world stage. "These people are very proud to associate with and represent Biafra because we have maintained a clean sheet," Nworu remarked in a recent post. He praised the unwavering commitment of IPOB to its non-violent approach to achieving freedom for the Biafran people. The event, which featured various cultural activities like cinema, sports, music,...

President Tinubu Unveils National Youth Conference to Engage Young Nigerians

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Abuja, Nigeria. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has announced the initiation of a National Youth Conference, a landmark event aimed at tackling the multifaceted challenges that confront young Nigerians. The president made this declaration during his Independence Day address to the nation. Tinubu emphasized that the conference, which will span 30 days, will serve as a platform for Nigerian youth—who make up over 60% of the population—to actively participate in nation-building. He stated, “This conference will be a platform to address the diverse challenges and opportunities confronting our young people... By ensuring that their voices are heard in shaping the policies that impact their lives, we are creating a pathway for a brighter tomorrow.” The president detailed the scope of the conference, indicating that the delegates would discuss pressing issues such as education, employment, innovation, security, and social justice. He assured that the government would involve youth representatives...

#EndBadGovernance Protesters Demand Accountability as Nigeria Marks 64th Independence Anniversary

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Lagos, Nigeria. As Nigeria celebrates its 64th independence anniversary , protesters under the #EndBadGovernance movement took to the streets of Lagos, voicing their grievances over the continued hardship and economic challenges facing millions of Nigerians. Chanting slogans and wielding placards, demonstrators condemned the widespread poverty, inflation, fuel price hikes, and high unemployment rate that have exacerbated living conditions across the country. Many participants called for urgent reforms and an end to the suffering imposed by poor governance and corruption. One protester, who identified himself as Adewale, said, “We are tired of the empty promises. Every Independence Day , we hear the same speeches, but nothing changes. Nigerians are suffering, and we won’t stop until the government listens to us.” The protest coincided with Nigeria’s Independence Day celebrations, casting a shadow over what is typically a day of national pride and reflection. Many Nigerians have expresse...

North-South Divide: Senators Clash Over Return to Regional Government.

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Kano, Nigeria In a heated debate during a two-day retreat on the 1999 Constitution review, senators from Nigeria’s northern and southern regions clashed over the proposition to return the country to a regional form of government. The retreat, organized by the Senate Committee on Constitution Review in collaboration with the Policy and Legal Advocacy Centre (PLAC), saw northern senators firmly opposing the idea, while some southern senators expressed support for it. Senator Abdul Ningi, representing Bauchi Central, voiced strong opposition, recalling that his constituency did not benefit from the regional government practiced between 1954 and 1966. He emphasized the need to reform Nigeria’s federal system rather than revert to regionalism. "My people didn’t enjoy the development of that so-called regional government that was based in Kaduna. We aren’t going back there again," Ningi stated. He advocated for reforms within the current federal structure, emphasizing fiscal fede...

Nigeria Detests Biafrans: IPOB Declares Ban on Independence Day Festivities.

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Warri Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has announced a ban on the celebration of Nigeria’s Independence Day in Eastern region, condemning the event as a denial of Biafran identity and rights. In a statement released on Friday, IPOB’s Director of Media and Publicity, Emma Powerful, urged Biafrans both at home and in the diaspora to refrain from participating in the October 1 celebration, asserting that it symbolizes the marginalization and rejection of Ndigbo by the Nigerian government. “Every sensible Biafra citizen must understand that Nigeria detests Biafrans, particularly Ndigbo,” the statement read. IPOB criticized the Nigerian state for its failure to provide basic necessities such as electricity, security, and good governance over the past 63 years. The group further emphasized that the perceived injustices have led them to reject any association with Nigeria. The group reiterated its call for regional governors and political leaders to av...

IPOB Rejects IDP Camp Rehabilitation Center in Imo State

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Orlu Province, Nigeria-Biafraland. The Directorate of State (DOS) of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB ) has officially rejected the Federal Government's proposed Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Skills Acquisition Camp in Imo State. This initiative, located in Nzu Community, Ehime Mbano LGA, and other areas, is seen as part of a broader agenda by the Nigerian Government and Fulani interests to seize Biafran land and heritage. In a strongly worded press release, IPOB condemned the project, stating it is a deceptive scheme to import displaced persons from Northern Nigeria into Biafraland , purportedly to offer skills training. The organization criticized the lack of genuine support for the unemployed youth in Imo State while expressing concerns that this camp could serve as a cover for integrating individuals linked to terrorism into the region. IPOB characterized the initiative as a continuation of failed land-grabbing attempts, such as the RUGA program, aimed at settling F...

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