The Names And Ages Of The Detained, Tortured And Unjustly Incarcerated Mothers Of The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB)

(1) Afoma Umoh Wisdom (64yrs)

(2) Virginia Akwufube (62yrs)

(3) Ezike Emmanuela (62yrs)

(4) Uzoma Oraka (62yrs)

(5) Charity Obioha (60yrs)

(6) Chinyere Nwachukwu (55yrs)

(7) Udeogu Margret (58yrs)

(8) Rachel Okengwu (58yrs)

(9) Angelina Felix (55yrs)

(10) Monica Anaelechi (54yrs),

(11) Esther Osuji (52yrs),

(12) Florence Olewembu (52yrs),

(13) Nkechi Ekwedisika (52yrs)

(14) Kosarachukwu Udegbunam (51yrs),

(15) Josephine Ogolo (51yrs)

(16) Monica Nwaeleke (50yrs)

(17) Mabel Okoire (50yrs)

(18) Chika Njoku (50yrs)

(19) Grace Nkemakolam (50yrs)

(20) Paulina Awunezi (50yrs)

(21) Christiana Muonwuba (50yrs)

(22) Margret Eze (50yrs)

(23) Florence Egede (50yrs)

(24) Rose Osuchukwu (50yrs)

(25) Comfort Uti (50yrs)

(26) Nnedinma Onuoha (49yrs)

(27) Agatha Nwachukwu (49yrs)

(28) Ijeoma Okorie (30yrs)

(29) Uloma Ejiogu (30yrs)

(30) Victoria Jacob (45yrs)

(31) Vivian Ozuruigbo (30yrs)

(32) Chinenye Imo (40yrs)

(33) Chinyere Egbulom (38yrs)

(34) Cynthia Onyebuchi (31yrs)

(35) Chigbata Chinyere (38yrs)

(36) Egesi Josephine (41yrs)

(37) Hope Eze (45yrs)

(38) Ikejiofor Amechi (44yrs)

(39) Nkeiru Ajagba (45yrs)

(40) Ngozi James (46yrs)

(41) Nnene Nweke (46yrs)

(42) Lucy Mary Kanu (21yrs)

(43) Irole Goodness (30yrs)

(44) Ogechi Okechukwu (30yrs)

(45) Tochukwu Eze (38yrs)

(46) Onyemaechi Ijezie (38yrs)

(47) Ginika Awuzie (39yrs)

(48) Vero Nnamani (30yrs)

(49) Nkwoagu Chinenye (22)

(50) Ijeoma Victoria Nnadozie (43yrs)

(51) Blessing Udeme (25yrs)

(52) Nnewuchi Obiageli (31yrs)

(53) Ngozi Onyenwugo (22yrs)

(54) Ruth Onwumere (45yrs)

(55) Nkeiruka Ohanebo (45yrs)

(56) Nzube Uwaigwe (22yrs)

(57) Eberechi Iheanacho (39yrs)

(58) Ego Nwafor (40yrs)

(59) Chinyere Eze (32yrs)

(60)Adaku Inyama (45yrs)

(61) Ndidi Uchenna (45yrs)

(62) Nneka Kingsley (38yrs)

(63) Nkeiru Nwankwo (37yrs)

(64) Chinwendu David (38yrs)

(65) Juliet Nwaiwu (42yrs)

(66) Juliet Innocent Onwuka (40yrs)

(67) Chinyere Nwankwo (25yrs)

(68) Nkeiru Orji (34yrs)

(69) Joy Uwabunike (47yrs)

(70) Nnene Ibeneli (38yrs)

(71) Jane Isaac (25yrs)

(72) Kelechi Emmanuel (40yrs)

(73) Ngozi Nwajiaku (34yrs)

(74) Ugochi Okwum (32yrs)

(75) Ifeoma Emmanuel (42yrs)

(76) Nkeiru Onyegbari (35yrs)

(77) Eucharia Eke (42yrs)

(78) Ijeoma Onyedinefu (33yrs)

(79) Blessing Nnedede (26yrs)

(80) Iheanyichukwu Ogueri (35yrs)

(81) Ogochukwu Alaribe (35yrs)

(82) Uchechukwu Okoro (48yrs)

(83) Iheomachi Ejiaku (40yrs)

(84) Uchchukwu Ahamuefula (32yrs).

(85) Evelyn Usulo (38yrs), Joy Chimezie (45yrs),

(86) Precious Ogbonna (40yrs)

(87) Obiageli Nwite (48yrs)

(88) Ginika Ndibe (20yrs)

(89) Chinelo Ugwueze (38yrs)

(90) Nwachukwu Blessing (22yrs)

(91) Rita Edet (29yrs)

(92) Nnenna Okorie (36yrs),

(93) Chinyere Eze (43yrs)

(94) Iwuneme Bibian (45yrs)

(95) Onuoha Ogechi (age not disclosed)

(96) Peculiar Nwachukwu (28yrs)

(97) Felicia Ike (42yrs)

(98) Obiageli Obumsolu (39yrs)

(99) Ugonne Godwin (45yrs)

(100) Kalunwoke Ekemiri (28yrs)

(101) Nwauwa Cecelia (44yrs)

(102) Igboka Ngozi

(103)Angela Okeke

(104) Blessing Aguama,

(105) Oguchim Chinedu

(106) Mary Okorie

(No 102-106 are classified in their charge sheet as “adults” but possibly in their 70s).

Names of three young women including a sick patient and a pregnant woman who collapsed in the presence of Magistrate S.K. Kadurumba during their arraignment are not included in the above.

Stay tuned for more informations regarding to our detained mothers by the oppressive feudal government of Nigeria. Information reaching us also indicates that tomorrow the 23rd of August, 2018 another sets our unjustly detained mother will be arraigned in court.

Therefore, we are bringing to the notice of the whole world the level of intimidations towards the Biafrans by the Nigerian government. These women committed no offence that warranted such an illegal arrest. They were all on an armless, peaceful protest demanding for the release of their son and his aged parents.

Nigerian government under President Muhammadu Buhari should as a matter of urgency direct the government of Imo state Rochas Okorocha, Commissioner of police in Imo State ASP Dasuki Galadanchi to release our mothers.

Let it be made clear that The Indigenous People Of Biafra led by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and his deputy Mazi Alphonsus Uche Mefor will not sit and watch our mothers subjected to an act of inhumanity.