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Ghana’s President John Mahama condemned US President Trump’s claims of “white genocide” in South Africa as “an insult to...
30/05/2025

Ghana’s President John Mahama condemned US President Trump’s claims of “white genocide” in South Africa as “an insult to all Africans” in an opinion article published in The Guardian. Mahama criticized Trump’s misrepresentation of South Africa’s land reforms and the use of misleading videos, calling the rhetoric historical revisionism and misinformation. Mahama described the meeting as one that revealed a dangerous attempt to rewrite South Africa’s painful past under apartheid.

Tiny arms reached out; not for toys, but for mercy. It was a cry for:⚖️ Equity🗣️ Dignity🛑 Protection from gen0c!de💡 The ...
30/05/2025

Tiny arms reached out; not for toys, but for mercy.
It was a cry for:
⚖️ Equity
🗣️ Dignity
🛑 Protection from gen0c!de
💡 The right to exist as a people with value.

The world watched when we di£d 💔

We do not mourn to keep the past alive—we mourn to remember why we must never forget.

Their suff£ring shall not be in vain.
From their pa!n, may our awakening rise.

In memory of over 3 million igbos ki!!ed during the Biafran gen0c!de of 1967-1970, perpetrated by Nigeria and supervised by Britain. may y'all reincarnate soon mighty ones of valour.

We will always remember to honour and sing praises of your bravery and courageousness.



We remember all these Biafran soliders that fought and died for the restoration of Biafra
30/05/2025

We remember all these Biafran soliders that fought and died for the restoration of Biafra


Opinion "I am not going to be overjoyed with this development because the bad news are yet to come. Zoo can be as duplic...
29/05/2025

Opinion

"I am not going to be overjoyed with this development because the bad news are yet to come. Zoo can be as duplicitous as they've always been.

I am trying to say that for the judge to take more than 2 hrs to finalize his judgement on the trial with-in trial, leaves a trail to the suspicion of being coerced by the government to not jeopardize the case going forward.

This favourable ruling, though expected by many given the evidence obtained from the video interview, should not get us carried away.

The trial continues remember. Maybe they still have other witnesses to testify but we must remain vigilant and don't get too emotional with this short but deserving atmosphere.

My thoughts.."

REMEMBER: Tomorrow, May 30th – Biafra HEROES Remembrance Day 🕯️As we honor the memory of our Biafran heroes and heroines...
29/05/2025

REMEMBER: Tomorrow, May 30th – Biafra HEROES Remembrance Day 🕯️

As we honor the memory of our Biafran heroes and heroines, let us not forget the price they paid for our identity, freedom, and hope.

📅 Thursday, May 30th
✊🏾 A day of total sit-at-home in remembrance.
🕯️ Candlelight Night to pay tribute and reflect.

This is not just a date—it’s a symbol of our history, our pain, and our strength. Let’s observe the day with respect, silence, and solidarity.

Jihadists in northeastern Nigeria are using social media platforms like TikTok to spread their campaigns and recruit fig...
19/05/2025

Jihadists in northeastern Nigeria are using social media platforms like TikTok to spread their campaigns and recruit fighters. They are displaying weapons, grenades, and cash on the video-sharing app. Although many accounts have been flagged and removed, the live stream feature on the platform adds difficulty in monitoring their content. Former jihadist Saddiku Muhammad told AFP that armed groups are using TikTok due to security forces cracking down on Telegram and its popularity among young people.

Ghanaian immigration officials have detained over 2,000 undocumented foreign nationals in the capital, Accra, in an oper...
19/05/2025

Ghanaian immigration officials have detained over 2,000 undocumented foreign nationals in the capital, Accra, in an operation to dismantle criminal networks and curb street begging. Over 1,000 were children. The Interior Minister, Muntaka Mubarak, in a Facebook post, said the operation is meant to address the growing concern of organized street begging involving foreign nationals. The arrested individuals will undergo security and medical screening before repatriation to their home countries. Some locals welcomed the action.

Comrades, Biafra heroes and heroines anniversary day is fast approaching, the IPOB media team must not forget it’s our d...
19/05/2025

Comrades,
Biafra heroes and heroines anniversary day is fast approaching, the IPOB media team must not forget it’s our duty to create more awareness about those who have paid the ultimate price for Biafra freedom.

I know fatigue can set in sometimes , bad days happen to everybody, but don’t give up on the work and challenges ahead of us , if you experience fatigue, take a break. Rest . Reset. Restart.
But never you quit , always rise again and keep moving forward with different energy but the Same mission for the restoration of Biafra .


Update On Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Ongoing Trial:14-05-2025The Defense team led by Kanu Agabi introduces his team of lawyers.W...
14/05/2025

Update On Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Ongoing Trial:

14-05-2025

The Defense team led by Kanu Agabi introduces his team of lawyers.

Witness BBB has been called into the dock.

Witness BBB stated and tendered a medical report indicating the cause of death of Ahmed Gulak.

Transcription Of Cross Examination Proceedings- Witness "BBB."

AGABI: You obtained a video statement from the defendant.

WITNESS: Yes, my lord.

AGABI: In that statement only the defendant and his lawyers were visible?

Witness BBB: Yes.

AGABI: The video was not complete, are we able to see those who conducted the interview. Were you wearing mask?

WITNESS: I can not remember, my Lord.

AGABI: For how long was the defendant in detention before you made the video.

WITNESS: I don't know. Am not aware of his long detention my lord. Defendant has been kept alone in cell all by himself.

AGABI: But you must understand that solitary confinement is punishment. If that what you mean its a punishment. Did you kept him in solitary confinement because he is a danger to himself or the society?

WITNESS: Am not aware he was in solitary confinement.

AGABI: You subjected Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to solitary confinement ?

WITNESS: I'm not aware or how long the defendant has been in detention.

AGABI: Do you know the minimum days to keep someone in solitary confinement?

WITNESS: From united nations law you can't keep someone for more than 15 days.

AGABI: The long detention of this gentle man has caused him unhappiness.

WITNESS: I am not aware.

AGABI: Are you aware this gentleman has been in detention for 4 years after the interview? The Defendant has become very unhappy and frustrated ?

WITNESS: I Am not aware.

AGABI: This prolong detention is not through a court order.

WITNESS: I don't know, my lord.

AGABI: defendant was arrested in 2015.

WITNESS: I am not aware, my lord.I was not part of the investigation my lord.

AGABI: Do you know some of the charges were dropped?

The Nigerian Government is doing everything possible to find Mazi Nnamdi Kanu guilty of the offenses orchestrated by the...
14/05/2025

The Nigerian Government is doing everything possible to find Mazi Nnamdi Kanu guilty of the offenses orchestrated by the Nigerian DSS in our land solely to nail it on him.

IPOB Ashanti Region Ghana

Nnamdi Kanu’s trial, a threat to Nigeria’s democracy – NjokuABUJA – Barrister Njoku Jude Njoku, a UK-based human rights ...
14/05/2025

Nnamdi Kanu’s trial, a threat to Nigeria’s democracy – Njoku

ABUJA – Barrister Njoku Jude Njoku, a UK-based human rights lawyer, has accused the federal government of violating local and international laws in the extradition and trial of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

In a statement issued Tuesday in Abuja, Njoku warned the case threatens Nigeria’s democracy and rule of law.

Njoku criticized Kanu’s forced extradition from Kenya without judicial authorization, calling it a breach of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights.

He also condemned the Supreme Court’s December 2023 ruling in FRN v. Nnamdi Kanu for prioritizing executive convenience over constitutional principles.

“Justice, if it must stand, must not be built on a foundation of illegality. Kanu’s case is not simply about a man; it is about whether the Nigerian state remains bound by law or has become an arbiter above it,” Njoku stated.

The lawyer highlighted legal violations, including bypassing fair hearing requirements under Kenyan and Nigerian laws. He also criticized the shift from treasonable felony to terrorism charges, noting jurisdictional issues under Nigeria’s Extradition Act.

Njoku said: “Nigeria, by forcibly abducting Kanu from Kenya without judicial authorization, flouted both the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights and binding obligations under Commonwealth extradition frameworks.

“The Supreme Court’s refusal to uphold these standards weakens public confidence in the judiciary’s independence and constitutional fidelity.”

The legal expert accused the government of disregarding Commonwealth extradition frameworks and international law. He referenced the Court of Appeal’s 2022 ruling, which discharged Kanu due to fair hearing breaches, and warned the Supreme Court’s reversal sets a dangerous precedent.

Njoku warned, “The Supreme Court ruling by Justice Garba sets a dangerous precedent for future cases, potentially weakening due process

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