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After my meeting in Washington DC with my team, it happened that an insider told Aso rock of my meeting in less than 24hrs, The vice president of Federal Govt of Nigeria Yemi  Osinbajo made a call to my team and promised to pay them $2m every month for them to stop working for IPOB . Our only savior was that before we signed contract with them, we had a treaty that they would not abandon the work we pay them for because we knew Nigeria government would come to induce them once they discovered they are working for IPOB. Mazi NNAMDI KANU

Nigerian Government is worried over the international campaign against her by the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Okwu Kanu, that the entire Biafra and Ndigbo especially are being marginalised and denied their human rights in the country. Reports in the international media about massive killings of Nigerian soldiers in the Northeast by Boko Haram insurgents, with the recent report in the New York Times about the ongoings in the theatre of war as example.          It was against this backdrop that the report by the Senate Committee Chairman on Defence, Senator Ali Ndume, that 487 Nigerian soldiers were buried in one military cemetery in Borno State, was said to have ruffled feathers within the government.  And that a "hostile propaganda" is being carried out within and outside the country by IPOB and her leadership that Biafrans are being disenfranchised was aimed at hurting the image of the administration and asked the relevant government agencie

Chief  Mbazulike Amechi f ront line nationalist and First Republic Minister of Aviation,  speaks on Ohanaeze, Southeast governors and the Igbo question in Nigeria. He also speaks on the Buhari administration, the new ministers, the structure of the nation, among other national issues. He is the only surviving member of the pre- independence Zikist Movement.  Excerpts: Question. How do you react to the beating up of former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu by members of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, in Germany and the threat to attack and arrest Buhari in Japan? Answer: I have always held the view that the government of Nigeria should not have banned IPOB. There is no evidence that IPOB was a violent organization, at least in Nigeria. They have been holding their demonstrations all right, but they have never been violent. The Federal Government did not act wisely. They did not put the whole picture in proper focus and assessment before acting. I have also he

From what is happening in Nigeria today, one will recall that the Nigerian military or Army has been infiltrated and managed by the Fulani terrorist and they are loyal to the Fulani Oligarchy and are battle ready to their inhuman or dehumanizing acts against the real indigenous people and Nations in Nigeria.  One will recall that after the Nigerian Air force jets were seen in Benue, Taraba and Platue States respectively on repeated occasions in the middle of the night at specific locations in the forest where the Fulani Herdsmen camped, they (Fulanis) will attack and decimate the communities in the dead of the night.  The same thing is about to happen in Enugu because the Nigerian Air Force plane have been cited around some communities in Enugu in the middle of the night and the are watching. The Nigerian Military killed three (3) Nigerian Police officers and one (1) civilian on this month of August 2019    in the north eastern Taraba State because one (1) Fulani notorious kidnapper

Mr Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide at a Manhattan jail, officials said. The financier had been indicted on sex trafficking charges.

Yinka Odumakin,  Afenifere's spokesperson said that Fulani has declared war on Yoruba people by the killing of Mrs Funke Olakunrin, the daughter of Pa Reuben Fasoranti, leader of the Yoruba organisation, Afenifere hey started with the kidnapping process, they started with Olu Falae, a prominent leader in Akure, Whether deliberately or intentionally, this is clearly a declaration of war on the Yoruba. They shall hear from the Yoruba nation and also condemned the incessant attacks of herdsmen in the South-western part of Nigeria                                   Mrs Funke Olakunrin