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BIAFRA: A CALL FOR THE RELEASE OF NNAMDI KANU AND OTHER BIAFRAN AGITATORS
at 0640 Africa, Biafra, Featured, World News,

BIAFRA: TOGETHERNESS. Biafrans have been tagged as people that do not like doing things with one voice, but I thank God for the arrival of Nnamdi Kanu in Biafra, he is the one that brings us together by using IPOB family made us do things in one voice.

And is a very shameful thing that we Biafrans will not try our best to let him out of the prison where the zoo president locked him up, and one of the keys to bringing him out is togetherness in ipob families, we do things with one voice.

CONSTITUTION. It is written in Constitution of Nigeria that every citizen has the freedom of speech, protesting and agitation but why are we been arrested and killed for protesting lawfully in the country. I the BIAFRAN NINJA, was almost arrested last week for using Biafran bag while I have the right to own a property, so Buhari should release the director of Radio Biafra mazi Nnamdi Kanu because his detention is unlawful.


BRITAIN GOVT. Mazi Nnamdi Is a British citizen, which he don't have to be in prison till now, but the British government kept mute on his detention, which is unlawful in the British government.


VICTORY. We believe that Biafra shall be restored as long as Chiukwu Okike Ahbiama lives, we must get our freedom.
ALL HAIL BIAFRA.


By Michael Anthony
For UmuChiukwu Writers

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BIAFRA: John Lennon’s Heartbreaking Letter on Britain's Involvement In Genocidal Nigeria-Biafra Civil War
at 09:370 Africa, Biafra, Nigeria,

October 29, 2016.

By Chinedu Solomon

With great shock and engulf in a pool of tears when I came across a letter written by John Lennon returning MBE award given to him by Queen due to ‘Britain's involvement in Biafra war’. The letter valued for £60k by a celebrity auctions Julien’s Auctions, that's not my concern.

IBTimes UK published the letter on October 27th, 2016.

My tears maybe categorize as tears of joy and sorrow depending on the angle of visualisation. It is tears of joy in the sense that this letter surfaces at the needed time; a time when Britain is still supporting the Nigerian Hitler Muhammadu Buhari and celebrating killings of Biafrans. It is also tears of sorrow because British government sponsored the killings of innocent children in 1967-70 for love of black gold (crude oil)

The story of how this letter was discovered is still divine to me. “A draft letter written by Beatles star John Lennon to return his MBE has been valued at £60,000. The owner of the letter, who wishes to remain anonymous, recently discovered it in the sleeve of a record bought at a car boot sale 20 years ago”.

Before I will emphatically quote the author, it's very pertinent we state unequivocally that the British government has a date with truth.
That truth telling day will mark the end of a corrupt British Empire.

The massive lust for oil has led the British government to commit huge crimes against God and humanity by consciously sponsoring the most gruesome genocide after the Jewish Holocaust.

The letter by John Lennon reads; “I am returning this MBE in protest against Britain's involvement in the Nigeria-Biafra thing, against our support of America in Vietnam and Cold Turkey slipping down the charts.”

From the above letter, it's crystal clear that British government was the architect of Biafra genocide.

John Lennon having seen how Britain was in full gear to eliminate Biafrans from surface of the earth returned an honour given to him by Queen Elizabeth.

Member of the most Excellent order of the British Empire (MBE) is a great honour to be received from Queen. Evidence also shows that British government dropped the letter in the archive.

Every Biafran have the right to vomit venom against Britain. The British government was and still a stumbling stone to Biafra's freedom. Britain has used world media to concoct all sorts of propaganda against Biafrans.

If British government fails to get it right this time and redeem her already battered image, time will come when Biafrans will have no option than to resist Britain's oppression fiscally.

Nigerian government shouldn't also bust in the euphoria of unrealistic orgasm for having succeeded in killing more than 3million innocent children and women to protect the British economic interest

I’m appealing to other countries of the world to condemn and if possible sanction British and Nigeria government for the heinous war crimes against Biafrans, The blood of innocent Biafran children starved to death as a result of the British sea and land blockade during the war is seeking for justice and will not rest in peace unless Biafra is restored.

With this evidence, every government should distance themselves from Nigeria; she is like a ‘Trojan horse’ that steal and destroys the image of any country they come in contact with.

I thank Chukwu Okike (God the Creator) for revealing the evidence at this particular point in time. Had it being that letter were discovered in Biafra land, the British government would have used BBC and CNN to bury it and call it trash.
Britain must understand that dealing with Nigeria of today will further send them down the drain, Nigeria and her president today is what they call "Dog poop".

Biafrans of today are a new breed; they are persistent, resilient and resolute than their ancestors who fought the bloody war that left over 3 million dead, This new generation would fight till the end and ready to do anything for Biafra's restoration.

Therefore, the British government should learn from their mistake and not repeat their evil actions in the past, besides this is the 21st century and an internet age unlike in the 60's when they were able to deceive world leaders about what "Biafra" actually represent.

Edited and Published
By Uchechi Collins
For IPOB writers

Biafra: Federal High Court ordered President Buhari, DSS, Mr. Lawal Daura, to appear on November 15
at 21:200 Africa, Featured, Nigeria,

By Ikechukwu Nnochiri

The Abuja Division of the Federal High Court, on Friday, ordered President Muhammadu Buhari and the Director-General of the Department of State Service, DSS, Mr. Lawal Daura, to appear on November 15 to show cause why seven judges arrested between October 7 and 8 should be prosecuted. Others equally summoned to appear before the court were the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, the Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, and the National Judicial Council, NJC.

They were all cited as Respondents in a legal action that was instituted before the high court by a Lagos-based lawyer, Mr. Olukoya Ogungbeje. Though President Buhari will not appear in person, he is expected to brief a lawyer to represent him before the court on that date. The plaintiff had in the suit marked FHC/ABJ/CS/809/16, applied for an order of perpetual injunction restraining the Respondents from arresting, inviting, intimidating, or harassing any of the judges whose homes were raided in the “sting operation” conducted by the DSS.

He contended that the arrest and detention of the judges without recourse to the NJC, was not only unconstitutional, but also aimed at ridiculing the judiciary arm of government. According to him, the action of the DSS was in gross violation of rights of the judges as enshrined in sections 33, 34, 35, 36, and 41 of the 1999 Constitution, as amended. Consequently, Ogungbeje sought ten separate reliefs from the court, including award of N50billion as general and exemplary damages against the Respondents, as well as another N2million as cost of the suit. He equally prayed the court for an order compelling the DSS to return to the judges, money that were seized from their homes.

Meanwhile, in a bench ruling on Friday, Justice Gabriel Kolawole directed that copies of the relevant court processes be served on all the Respondents. The Judge held that the Respondents are entitled to within seven days, respond to the suit. However, Justice Kolawole refused an ex-parte motion the plaintiff filed with a view to securing an interim order stopping the Respondents from taking “any untoward action” against the embattled Judges, pending determination of the suit.

The Judge said he needed to resolve a number of issues, including the locus-standi of the plaintiff, before he could make a pronouncement on the prayer. He said such resolution could only be made in an inter-party hearing involving all the Respondents. Specifically, the plaintiff had through his counsel, Mr. Ayo Ogundele, sought, “An order of interim injunction restraining the respondents, their agents, servants, privies, men, officers or anybody deriving authority from them by whatever name called from further arresting, intimidating, arresting, inviting, seizing or taking any untoward action against the arrested and affected honourable judges and judicial officers pending the hearing and determination of the substantive suit.”

In a 39-paragraph affidavit he deposed in support of the substantive suit, the plaintiff averred: “That the 1st (President Buhari), 2nd (DG of DSS), 3rd (DSS), 4th (AGF), and 5th (Inspector-General of Police) respondents never filed any petition against the affected judges the 6th respondent (NJC). “That the 6th respondent is the only body empowered by the constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to discipline judges and judicial officers in Nigeria. “That the judiciary is an independent arm of government in Nigeria and separate from the executive and the legislature.

“That this illegal and unconstitutional action by the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th respondents have been roundly condemned by the Nigerian Bar Association. “That the 2nd (DG of DSS), 3rd (DSS), and 5th (IGP) respondents carried out their action which brazenly infringed upon the rights of the affected five judges without lawful excuse or recourse to the 6th respondent”. Though seven judges were arrested, the plaintiff said he instituted the action on behalf of five of them who are still serving. The judges the plaintiff is fighting for are Justices Inyang Okoro and Sylvester Ngwuta of the Supreme Court, Adeniyi Ademola and Nnamdi Dimgba of the Federal High Court Abuja, as well as Justice Muazu Pindiga of the Federal High Court, Gombe Division.

Among the five judges, only Justice Dimgba was not arrested, though his house was thoroughly searched. Other Judges who though arrested but not covered by the suit are former Chief Judge of Enugu State, Justice I. A. Umezulike, the Presiding Justice of the Court of Appeal, Ilorin Division, Justice Mohammed Tsamiya; and judge of the Kano State High Court, Justice Kabiru Auta. All the arrested judges are currently under administrative bail from the DSS, pending their trial.

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COURT CASE UPDATE: IPOB SUIT STALLED AS NIGERIA CONTINUES SHOW OF SHAME

COURT CASE UPDATE: IPOB SUIT STALLED AS NIGERIA CONTINUES SHOW OF SHAME

By Prince Ugochukwu Olisakwe and Moses Agbo
For Family Writers

Today been the first day of November, 2016, the Indigenous People of Biafra were today present at the fifth floor, court room two of the Federal High court Abuja. A case which was expected to hold today was filed by the 2nd and 3rd defendants, Mazi Benjamin Mmadubugwu and David Nwawisi against the Federal Government of Nigeria,
DSS and Attorney General, for the violation of their human rights:

However, it was quite unfortunate that the court proceedings could not hold today. The workers at the Federal High Court gave reasons, stating that the judges are on a work-shop conference.
No earlier information was passed in respect to the unavailable of the judge or neither was the Counsels given any information about the development.

Scores of people who were present around the court premises to attend different hearings were today stranded as all cases were adjourned till further notice.

Biafrans from both Biafraland and Nigeria were also present in court, as were also disappointed with the poor information management of Nigerian judiciary.

Edited by Paul Ihechi Alagba
For Family Writers.