It was really challenging and dangerous getting back to Enugu from Lokoja after a very strenuous business trip occasioned by dilapidated Federal road linking Kogi and Enugu States. At about 9:30pm while approaching the boundary between the two states, we encountered a middle aged man screaming and desperately flagging down our vehicle as if…
THE Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, demanded yesterday that the Court of Appeal must deliver its judgment on its embattled leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, whether his case file was missing or not. IPOB head of Directorate of Service, Mazi Chika Edoziem, in a statement recalled that the Court of Appeal panel heard Kanu;s matter…
We the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) worldwide note with dismay the increasing slide of the Nigerian judiciary into the abyss of perversion of the course of justice and criminal conspiracy in matters relating to our great movement at the various law courts up and down the country. The latest installment in this judicial…
MR. U. U. UKUT of Ikot Ekpene, says: “I first went up North to Kaduna in 1957 and got the Posts and Telegraphs job this year. On 29th September, at about 3 p.m., I was returning from work when I beheld the horrible sight of a man drenched with petrol and burnt alive at…
(Onitsha Nigeria, 10th February 2018)-Int’l Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law is calling on Nigeria’s central Government of Retired Major Gen Muhammadu Buhari to ensure that 87 pro Biafra detainees held untried in various prisons and detention facilities in Southeast and South-south Nigeria including those of its secret police do not…
This man always has his people in mind, do you know where this picture was taken, I presume some of you don’t know but I will tell you, this photo was taken in one of the Asian country he visited when he was In abroad and he sat down and was looking how…
*Judges can’t explain what happened to the file *no judge at Appeal Court wants to hear the case, those that hears the matter before are afraid to deliver their judgement *DSS the most likely suspect as they would do anything to protect their judge John Tsoho. When we thought the judiciary and legal establishment…
FOREWORD The full story of the organised and brutal massacre – Pogrom – of Eastern Nigerians in Northern Nigeria and elsewhere will never be told in our life time. It is an impossible task to recapture in print or even in pictures the cruel fate and agencies of more than 7,000 ordinary men, women…
December 7, 1966 Visit to Desolate Sabon Gari, Kano After the Massacre of over 2000 Igbos in Kano on September 29, 1966 and the massive exodus of Igbos that immediately followed, New York Times Correspondent, Lloyd Garrison, visited a deserted and desolate Sabon Gari, Kano, the eastern Igbo quarters, and filed this report:…
In 1966, over fifty thousand Biafran men, women, and children were rounded up in several cities, towns and villages in Northern and Western Nigeria and slaughtered like chicken. Young girls were gang raped by scores of men and then corralled to leper colonies to be raped by lepers before being killed. Nursing mothers had their…