Play/Download Evening (7 PM) Segment of Radio Biafra LIVE Broadcast of 04 July 2014 from London
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The Government Of President Goodluck Jonathan Responds To Allegation On The Credibility Of Those Picked To Attend The Confab Currently Ongoing In Abuja
It appears that the government of Jonathan is determined to implement ideas coming from Radio Biafra and her listeners in a bid either to appear as a man in touch with public opinion or to neutralise the potency of the current worldwide agitation for Biafra spearheaded by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The current trend started with the announcement from President
Jonathan’s incompetence affecting Nigeria –Balarabe Musa
Second Republic Governor of Kaduna State, Alhaji Balarabe Musa, on Thursday, took a swipe at President Goodluck Jonathan, alleging that his incompetence has affected every part of Nigeria. Musa, who said this during an interview with The PUNCH, added that the fact that over 200 schoolgirls abducted by the Boko Haram sect from Chibok, Borno…
Death remembers murderers of our people: Protesters In Southern Kaduna Demonstrate Against Mass Killings
“How can 147 sons and daughters of a state be killed in one fell swoop in Kaura villages, and a sitting governor would not go to see and speak to the aggrieved since February, and again about 200 have been killed in mass invasions of Sanga villages, and the governor does not have the moral…
Mass murderer of Biafrans Gowon and Oritsejafor charge Muslim leaders to Engage Boko Haram.
By SAM EYOBOKA & OLAYINKA LATONAFORMER military Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon (rtd.) and the National President, Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, yesterday, charged Muslim religious, political and traditional leaders to take advantage of the current Ramadan season to engage the dreaded Islamist sect, Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati Wal Jihad, also…
US Issues Travel Warning For Citizens In Abuja
by: niyi The United States of America has warned its citizens planning to travel to or within Abuja this weekend to take extra precautionary measures for their personal security and safety.In a message from US to its citizens in Abuja, the US mission in Nigeria said that the security message had become necessary in view…
Play/Download Morning (7 AM) Segment of Radio Biafra LIVE Broadcast of 04 July 2014 from London
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Download last years accounts of Radio Biafra that were filed legally with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs
This is the link to download last years accounts of Radio Biafra that were filed legally with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs, Radio Biafra company is held in the UK to avoid the
Face Fire Ndigbo In Lagos Warn Boko Haram Lament Infiltration of Fulani Herdsmen in the South East
Reports of arrests of suspected members of Boko Haram and pockets of incidents similar to alleged plot of the insurgents to extend their nefarious activities to some parts of the South Eastern part of Nigeria, have attracted the attention of an Igbo group who has warned against the incursion of the dreaded sect into Igboland.The warning was dished out by a pan Igbo group based in Lagos and code-named Ndigbo Lagos, an umbrella body of all Igbo organizations in Lagos state.Worried by the reported incursion into Igbo speaking states considering the aborted bomb explosion at Winners’ Chapel Church, Owerri few weeks ago, and arrests of suspected
220 million barrels of Nigeria’s crude oil worth $22.04 billion missing
A total of 222,437,870 barrels of crude oil was unaccounted for by the Nigerian government in the period between 2004 and 2014, a report by the watchdog, Nigeria Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative (NEITI), has revealed.At an average cost of $100 per barrel over the period, the country is estimated to have lost a total sum of $22.04 billion, owing to her inability to account for the said volume of oil between 2004 and 2013.Zanaib Ahmed, the NEITI executive secretary, who spoke at a management workshop, with the theme, “Fluid Accounting and Metering Issues in the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry”