This is a new pogrom! The massacre of Biafrans have intensified: Over 200 dead in Nyanya bomb attack. Details of the Nyanya attack

·         About 200 predominantly Biafrans dead

·         More than 400 hundred injured

·         16 luxury buses and 24 other vehicles burnt by explosion

·         Eye-witnesses, survivors recount experiences

·         Jonathan makes another empty boast “We’ll defeat Boko Haram

·         Survivors’ accounts confirms mainly Biafrans were killed in the blast

A new pogrom against Biafrans has once again began. The pogrom was intensified with yesterday bombing at Nyanya Motor, which targeted Biafrans. Biafrans predominate in Nyanya, a suburb of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and for the attack to have been carried out at the rush hour of the morning when people are leaving for work and private endeavour. It should be recalled that from  May 1966 till after July, the Islamic northern oligarchy carried out murderous acts against Biafrans, which culminated in the Biafran-Nigeria war.

“Igbos must be repatriated from the North!” Leaked Proceedings of the Northern House Of Assembly, February-March 1964

"I wish the numbers of these Igbos be reduced…. There are too many of them in the North. They are like sardines and I think they are just too dangerous to the Region."

Below is an extract from the proceedings of the Northern Region House of Assembly between February and March 1964, less than four years after Nigeria’s independence from the British.

Mallam Muhammadu Mustapha Mande Gyan: On the allocation of plots to Ibos or allocation of stalls, I would like to advise the Minister that these people know how to make money, and we do not know the way and manner of getting about this business. We do not want Ibos to be allocated with plots. I do not want them to be given plots...

How Nigerian Ambassador in Sudan was passing classified Nigeria's diplomatic secrets to terrorists and Sudanese authority. Sudanese connection to the islamisation of Nigeria.

"I was posted to Sudan. I was chased out of Sudan for knowing and talking too much. . . .The ambassador was an Islamic fundamentalist from Kano. At times, he [Ambassador] would send my reports to the host country [Sudan] which was not allowed in international diplomacy . In fact, he boasted that he was in total control because he was the stenographer to the late Sardauna of Sokoto, Ahmadu Bello. I became a target of the host country. They could have framed me or eliminated me"

In this explosive interview of a former Nigerian diplomat, Ambassador Bola Dada shares his experiences in international affairs with ADEOLA BALOGUN and JESUSEGUN ALAGBE of Punch Newspaper. Dada exposed the rot in Nigeria foreign missions and how Islamic fundamentalists are working against the interests of Nigeria and Nigerian Christians, and their zeal to islamise the entire country. He stated that Ahmad Sani Yerima was radicalised in Sudan by Osama bin Laden and the Nigeria Ambassador who was an Islamic fundamentalist was aware of all of this.

Nigeria’s war over Biafra, 1967-70 (Part 1)

By Mark Curtis

An edited extract from Unpeople: Britain’s Secret Human Right Abuses

The formerly secret files on the Nigerian civil war in the late 1960s show very clear British complicity in the Nigerian government’s aggression against the region of Biafra, where an independence movement was struggling to secede from Nigeria. This brutal civil war resulted in between one and three million deaths; it also significantly helped shape modern Nigeria, and not least the division of oil revenues between the central government and the regions and people.

Paradigm shift: Nigeria needs a bottom-up approach to progress. Break the country into bits

“Nigeria is a colonial experiment that has continued to run in circle of deception and corruption, thereby producing similar results from year to year. For there to be a positive a change, there must be a paradigm shift based on a bottom-up approach that would split the country into its natural indivisible units.”

Nigeria is faced with myriad of problems, which has stunted its growth and progress, and impoverished bulk of the people living in it. This is a point every “Nigeria” have accepted to be fact. Despite unfounded hopes, championed by corrupt government officials, suggesting a better future, there is no shred of evidence supporting that meaningful progress would be made if Nigeria continues to function the way it currently does. A quick review of Nigeria’s recent and past will clearly show that the country has continued to slide into the abyss with time, with corruption skyrocketing and the masses getting impoverished by the day.

Biafrans excited as more crude oil reserves are discovered in Imo State

The Imo Government said it discovered crude oil in some local government areas, and urged

the Federal Government to inspect the sites for possible exploration.

The Managing Director of Imo State Oil Producing Area Development Commission (ISOPADEC), Dr Henry Okoro, revealed this in an interview in Owerri on Friday.

Okoro said the areas are Oru East and West, Ngor-Opkala and Obowo Local Government.

Is this a joke? South East governors appoint Ike Nwachukwu leader of Igbo delegates

The South-East Governors’ Forum yesterday in Enugu appointed General Ike Nwachukwu (retd), former Minister of External Affairs, Senator Ike Nwachukwu, as the chairman of the South-East delegates to the national conference.

Recall that General Ike Nwachukwu, who was a military governor of old Imo State, who sold most of the industries established by Sam Mbakwe to himself. He also was a very close associate of former Nigerian military dictator, General Ibrahim Babangida 9rtd). Moreover, Ike Nwachukwu has strong ties with the northern Oligarchy as his mum is of the Hausa-Fulani stock. How could one with such pedigree head an Igbo delegation that is supposed to be talking about self determination?