On this day 1967, what is known as the Eha-Amufu miracle, in the Civil War annals occurred.

On this day 1967, what is known as the Eha-Amufu miracle, in the Civil War annals occurred.

On this day 1967, what is known as the Eha-Amufu miracle, in the Civil War annals occurred.

A battalion of Biafrans–the 1st Battalion in particularly,( A battalion consists of 300-800 soldiers), under the Command of Major Ohanehi shocked a fully UK equipped Brigade of the Nigerian Army at Eha-Amufu, Nsukka sector of Biafraland. ( Note that a brigade consists of 2000-4000 soldiers. Coupled with the superior armoury supplied by the UK, the Biafrans were just no match for the advancing enemy Forces).

Not minding the apparent mismatch, The small number of Biafran troops decimated the Nigerian murderous military. That defeat changed the course of the war, from a police action that was to end in weeks to a full scale war.

The insult was so much for the British government, that The Prime Minister Harold Wilson ordered for total overhaul, retraining and limitless supply of arms for the federalist army. He was so pissed, he telephoned Gowon and chastised him personally. It was never a War, it was a pogrom – a genocide. Fueled by greed for Oil and Gas.
After that, The British Government managed to seduce Colonel Banjo, Majors Alele and Ifeajuna to betray the cause.

We remember. We’ll not forget.
All we want is the restoration of our Homeland.

Published by EZIOKWU BU MDU

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2 thoughts on “On this day 1967, what is known as the Eha-Amufu miracle, in the Civil War annals occurred.

  1. Thank you for sharing this powerful piece of history. It reflects the importance of remembering the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who lived through one of the most painful chapters in the region’s past.

    Your post conveys the depth of emotion and the significance that this event holds for many people. Regardless of differing historical perspectives, remembering the human cost of war and honoring those who endured its hardships is essential.

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