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From Frying Pan to Fire – Igbos Creating a Monster in Kanu! By Ij Onuigbo
This man Kanu has morphed into a terrorist and shedding the blood of the youths does not move him at all. Uncountable numbers of Igbo youths are getting killed and maimed daily as a result of this ego tussle between him and the governors and he does not even consider stopping the internal war to restrategize.
by Ij Onuigbo
May 31, 2021
Before you call me names, read and understand what I have to say. Yesterday I listened to a recording of Nnamdi Kanu spitting out orders regarding the May 30, 2021, observation of Biafra Heroes lost in the various struggles with the Nigeria State. There was something very sinister, illegal, and wrong with Kanu ordering schools to be shut down, airports to be shut down, markets to close down, people to only go to church gatherings and march back to their homes or be killed if found otherwise on the streets. He said he would allow the Nigeria crude oil miners to fly bac
Residents of Umuahia, the Abia State capital, on Monday, complied totally with the sit-at-home order by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). DAILY POST
Shehu Sani, who represented Kaduna Central Senatorial District in the 8th National Assembly, has lamented that the Southeastern part of Nigeria, which was
Tensions ran high on Sunday in southeastern Nigeria as the former separatist region commemorated the more than one million people who died in the Biafra war and famine of the late 1960s.
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), the leading separatist group, is remembering war victims over two days, with a candlelit march on Sunday evening and a strict order for people to remain indoors on Monday for their own safety. Every person in Biafra land is therefore advised to observe a sit-at-home order on Monday, IPOB spokeswoman Emma Powerful said in a statement, noting that markets and shops should close.