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BITTER UNION BITTER UNION “IT IS THE JUDGMENT OF THIS COURT that Mr. Jude Fabian, have been found guilty of the egregious offenses of firstly, masterminding the violation of Mrs. Davina’s bodily autonomy. Secondly, conspiring with a doctor Dr. Nathan to intentionally inflict severe psychological distress and mental harm upon a minor Miss Stephanie Fabian,Continue reading “BITTER UNION”

Breaking News: Angola Approves Igbo Villa Project Breaking News: Angola Approves Igbo Villa Project In a landmark decision, the Angolan government has given the green light for the construction of Igbo Villa, a city designed specifically for the Igbo community residing in Angola. The announcement was made by the Igbo President in Angola, who expressedContinue reading “Breaking News: Angola Approves Igbo Villa Project”

When South Africans were fighting against the apartheid regime, Nelson Mandela was the point man, and the white went for him. When South Africans were fighting against the apartheid regime, Nelson Mandela was the point man, and the white went for him. The black South Africans understood how powerful their leader was. Even the whitesContinue reading “When South Africans were fighting against the apartheid regime, Nelson Mandela was the point man, and the white went for him.”

The Path to Peace in Nigeria: A Call for Division The Path to Peace in Nigeria: A Call for Division They can never be peace in Nigeria again if this two nation is still together. Biafra and Nigeria, the only option is to divide these two nations. Any nations that have fought each other canContinue reading “The Path to Peace in Nigeria: A Call for Division”

We Ended The Biafra War And If You Do Not Like The Igbos, Why Are You Against Them Leaving? – Sowore We Ended The Biafra War And If You Do Not Like The Igbos, Why Are You Against Them Leaving? – Sowore‎‎‎Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore has raised questions about Nigeria’s historical treatment of theContinue reading “We Ended The Biafra War And If You Do Not Like The Igbos, Why Are You Against Them Leaving? – Sowore”

Nigeria’s Judiciary Has Become a Theatre of Deceit: Justice Omotosho’s Ruling Is a Travesty of Law and Medical Ethics Nigeria’s Judiciary Has Become a Theatre of Deceit: Justice Omotosho’s Ruling Is a Travesty of Law and Medical Ethics The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) condemns in the strongest possible terms the judicial absurdity that playedContinue reading “Nigeria’s Judiciary Has Become a Theatre of Deceit: Justice Omotosho’s Ruling Is a Travesty of Law and Medical Ethics”

The Hidden Fear of Igbo Brilliance The Hidden Fear of Igbo Brilliance “What an Igbo man sees with his eyes closed, a Yoruba professor cannot see even with his eyes wide open” – General T.Y. Danjuma. Those who understand the transformative power of vision never hesitate to recognize individuals guided by it. General T.Y. Danjuma,Continue reading “The Hidden Fear of Igbo Brilliance”

Don’t Joke With History — Nigeria Didn’t Defeat the Igbos, It Was a Global Alliance,” Sultan of Sokoto Warns Yoruba Elders BREAKING NEWS: “Don’t Joke With History — Nigeria Didn’t Defeat the Igbos, It Was a Global Alliance,” Sultan of Sokoto Warns Yoruba Elders In a statement that has sparked widespread reactions, the Sultan ofContinue reading “Don’t Joke With History — Nigeria Didn’t Defeat the Igbos, It Was a Global Alliance,” Sultan of Sokoto Warns Yoruba Elders”

WHY THE IGBOS ARE MISUNDERSTOOD WHY THE IGBOS ARE MISUNDERSTOOD The Igbo man has always been a puzzle — admired for his courage, yet condemned for his confidence. To understand the Igbo, one must first understand his history. A people once broken by war, yet never bowed. The ashes of Biafra still cling to theContinue reading “WHY THE IGBOS ARE MISUNDERSTOOD”

“What an Igbo man sees with his eyes closed, a Yoruba professor cannot see even with his eyes wide open,” Breaking News: “What an Igbo man sees with his eyes closed, a Yoruba professor cannot see even with his eyes wide open,” says General TY Danjuma in a bold and controversial statement. According to him,Continue reading ““What an Igbo man sees with his eyes closed, a Yoruba professor cannot see even with his eyes wide open,””