BRUSSELS — Britain’s prime minister, Theresa May, won greater than expected support from the European Union on Friday over her escalating diplomatic battle with Russia, a significant victory for a leader who has often found herself isolated in Brussels as her country prepares to quit the bloc. After hours of discussion, European leaders…
GENEVA — The handsome stone edifice that serves as the headquarters for the World Trade Organization rises like a fortress over Lake Geneva, projecting an air of impregnability. But lately the institution looks vulnerable, sowing worries that global commerce itself may be in jeopardy. As the United States accuses China of predatory trading…
ENUGU— Heavy protests by irate youths broke out yesterday in Enugu at the popular Milliken Hill after several passengers met their untimely death following gunshots fired at a moving commercial transit bus by an operative of the National Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC. The commercial vehicle which later got mesmerized in an…
We the worldwide family of the Indigenous People of Biafra wish to draw the attention of the civilised world to what transpired at Justice Binta Nyako’s court in Abuja on Thursday 22 March 2018 at the commencement of the trial of 4 innocent Biafrans. The world must know that they are standing trial for…
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) worldwide, under the Supreme leadership of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is bringing to the awareness of the civilised world, the unjustified secret trial of it’s members held extra-judicially in prison custody for close to three years now. The presiding judge of an Abuja-based Federal High Court, Justice Binta Nyako…
NneNne Iwuji-Eme, a Igbo born Nigerian woman in the United Kingdom, is not just a career diplomat, but now the first black female in such capacity to be appointed a high commissioner as she is now to represent the country in Mozambique. The UK Guardian reports that NneNne Iwuji-Eme, before her appointment, had…
Before the beginning of what is called Nigeria today, was a Kingdom and the Kingdom was within the continent of Africa and the Kingdom was Biafra and It was a light to the people. Anthropology (the study of humankind everywhere, throughout time, seeks to produce reliable knowledge about people and their behaviour, both about what…
August 2, 1968 U.S. Urged to Undertake Immediate Biafran Airlift with or without Nigeria’s Permission In a “Letter to the Editor” of New York Times, Edward S. Morse, an American, urges the United States to undertake a massive military relief airlift to Biafra. {Reports published in the New York Times of…
The menace of Fulani herdsmen which if not checked would lead to a second civil war in Nigeria should be put into proper perspective. Many are bewildered by the orgy of blood being enjoyed by the Fulani and the federal government in Nigeria. The callousness, the brazen audacity to violate people’s lives and…
July 29, 1968 Famine Conditions Worsen in Biafra Statistics of food crisis in the Republic of Biafra is a scene of the everyday reality of death. Death strikes everywhere: in hospitals, in mission stations, even by the roadside. At the Okpala Mission 80 miles west of Obinze, the Rev. Ken Doheny is…