Biafra Education Awareness Dissemination (B.E.A.D)

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Official flyer for #Biafra 30th May 2026 remembrance heroes and heroines Day . #NeverforgetMay30th

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What do you know about IPOB Directorate of States (DOS) ? The Directorate of State (DOS) of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) is described within and outside the movement as the "indestructible backbone" and the highest administrative authority responsible for maintaining the momentum of the Biafra struggle, particularly following the detention and life imprisonment of their leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. The DOS is Comprising highly committed individuals, they ensures continuity, discipline, and unity, serving as a "fortress" that prevents the collapse of the movement when its top leadership is targeted. Headed by Mazi Chika Edoziem, the DOS is the central hub for decision-making, strategic planning, and intelligence gathering. DOS members are characterized as having "weathered storms" of arrests, blackmail, and intense political pressure from the Nigerian state The body promotes the Biafran cause through diplomatic engagement, global media, and peaceful agitation, aiming for a UN-supervised referendum. The DOS is Sustaining the Struggle Strategically By providing a structured, decentralized command, the DOS has made the IPOB movement resistant to leadership vacuums. The DOS is active in engaging with foreign governments and organizations, aiming to increase the international profile of the Biafran movement. The DOS focuses on the objective of independence, often issuing directives that address misinformation and efforts to influence the southeast region The Directorate of State is viewed by its followers and Biafran sympathizers as the representative face of the movement, providing the organizational structure intended to maintain a long-term political campaign for self-determination. #ShareThisPost #BiafraFreedom #NeverforgetMay30 #IPOB #DOS @real_IpobDOS @real_DOS_Press @radiobiafralive @alexottiofr @NGRSenate @HouseNGR @somalilandmfa @MFA_China @mfa_tanzania @NorwayMFA @AnambraNewMedia @gbaramatuvoice @MiddlebeltG

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Do you know ? The first shots of the #Biafra war (#Nigerian Civil War) were fired on Early morning around 5:38 AM - 6:38 AM on July 6, 1967, in the border town of Gakem (or Garkem) in the Bekwarra Local Government Area of present-day Cross River State. Gakem is a border town between the North and East region and it’s situated near Ogoja in Cross River state . The action was part of the Federal Government's Operation UNICORD to suppress the Biafra state. Reports identify federal troops commanded by Lt. Gen. Muhammad Gado Nasko (then a young artillery officer) as firing the first shots. The offensive followed the declaration of #Biafra independence by Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu on May 30, 1967 @real_IpobDOS @radiobiafralive @AnambraNewMedia #BiafraHeroesDay #BiafranselfReferendum #BiafraExit #Biafra

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The first shots of the #Biafra war (#Nigerian Civil War) were fired on Early morning around 5:38 AM - 6:38 AM on July 6, 1967, in the border town of Gakem (or Garkem) in the Bekwarra Local Government Area of present-day Cross River State. Gakem is a border town between the North and East region and it’s situated near Ogoja in Cross River state .

The action was part of the Federal Government's Operation UNICORD to suppress the Biafra state.
Reports identify federal troops commanded by Lt. Gen. Muhammad Gado Nasko (then a young artillery officer) as firing the first shots.
The offensive followed the declaration of #Biafra independence by Colonel Odumegwu Ojukwu on May 30, 1967
@real_IpobDOS
@radiobiafralive
@AnambraNewMedia
#BiafraHeroesDay
#BiafranselfReferendum #BiafraExit
#Biafra

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For generations, humans have depended on, exploited and consumed plants for their survival, yet the plants have never demanded anything in return. Plants possess an abundance of patience. They know that everything will eventually become their source of nourishment. Without perseverance, if plants where to be humans, they and humans would've been in constant war. But, plants has remained patient waiting because it knew humans came out from it as nourishment and will end up becoming plants own nourishment too. Plants long time ago, knew that nothing worth fighting for. When we uproot plants and cook them for food, they don't fight back. They serve their purposes in our own choices. They simply wait as time will make things fall into their own path. The same plant that was cooked, eaten and digested will still end up become feaces, decay to become manure that will nourish new plants for the continuity of Life. Plants remain rooted in their place. Their root have taught them that time pays and the dead becomes the source of nourishment for the living. We Must remember the Dead. But can humans endure and not fight back like plants? Do you think so? Oguwuike Kelechi Chukwuezi @real_IpobDOS @radiobiafralive @AnambraNewMedia

ChinasaNworu's tweet photo. For generations, humans have depended on, exploited and consumed plants for their survival, yet the plants have never demanded anything in return.

Plants possess an abundance of patience. They know that everything will eventually become their source of nourishment.

Without perseverance, if plants where to be humans, they and humans would've been in constant war.

But, plants has remained patient waiting because it knew humans came out from it as nourishment and will end up becoming plants own nourishment too.

Plants long time ago, knew that nothing worth fighting for. When we uproot plants and cook them for food, they don't fight back. They serve their purposes in our own choices. They simply wait as time will make things fall into their own path. The same plant that was cooked, eaten and digested will still end up become feaces, decay to become manure that will nourish new plants for the continuity of Life.

Plants remain rooted in their place. Their root have taught them that time pays and the dead becomes the source of nourishment for the living.

We Must remember the Dead.

But can humans endure and not fight back like plants?

Do you think so?

Oguwuike Kelechi Chukwuezi

@real_IpobDOS
@radiobiafralive
@AnambraNewMedia

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#UK foreign policy against #Biafra During the 1967–1970 #Nigerian Civil War, the UK adopted a staunch pro-Nigeria policy, actively opposing Biafran secession to protect economic interests, primarily Shell-BP oil investments. The British government, led by Harold Wilson, provided massive diplomatic support and arms supplies to the Nigerian military government, which facilitated a naval/air blockade causing widespread starvation. Key Aspects of UK Policy Against Biafra (1967–1970) Military Aid: Britain was the main supplier of arms to Nigeria (along with the USSR), supplying millions of rounds of ammunition, machine guns, grenades, and armored cars. Economic Interest: Whitehall feared that a broken Nigeria would threaten British oil investments, particularly those of Shell-BP, then largely controlled by the British government. Supporting Federalism: The UK sought to maintain a unified Nigeria, seeing Biafran independence as a threat to stability and British regional influence. #Diplomatic Pressure: British High Commissioner in Lagos, David Hunt, pressured officials against supporting Biafra, often disregarding reports of Nigerian brutality. Opposition to Secession: #London ignored reports of massacres of Igbos (the basis for secession) and officially denounced the breakaway state. Humanitarian Concerns: The British policy was highly controversial, facing domestic pressure due to the starvation, yet the government continued to support the blockade against Biafra. Current Relations: Modern tensions exist, with the UK providing asylums to some Biafrans asylum seekers escaping violence in the South-East, which the Nigerian government has deemed "disrespectful" and a continuation of interference. @MFA_China @GoitaAssimi @CapitaineIb226 @gbaramatuvoice @AnambraNewMedia @HouseForeignGOP @GUnderground_TV

ChinasaNworu's tweet photo. #UK foreign policy against #Biafra

During the 1967–1970 #Nigerian Civil War, the UK adopted a staunch pro-Nigeria policy, actively opposing Biafran secession to protect economic interests, primarily Shell-BP oil investments.

The British government, led by Harold Wilson, provided massive diplomatic support and arms supplies to the Nigerian military government, which facilitated a naval/air blockade causing widespread starvation.

Key Aspects of UK Policy Against Biafra (1967–1970) Military Aid: Britain was the main supplier of arms to Nigeria (along with the USSR), supplying millions of rounds of ammunition, machine guns, grenades, and armored cars.

Economic Interest: Whitehall feared that a broken Nigeria would threaten British oil investments, particularly those of Shell-BP, then largely controlled by the British government.

Supporting Federalism: The UK sought to maintain a unified Nigeria, seeing Biafran independence as a threat to stability and British regional influence.

#Diplomatic Pressure: British High Commissioner in Lagos, David Hunt, pressured officials against supporting Biafra, often disregarding reports of Nigerian brutality.

Opposition to Secession: #London ignored reports of massacres of Igbos (the basis for secession) and officially denounced the breakaway state.

Humanitarian Concerns: The British policy was highly controversial, facing domestic pressure due to the starvation, yet the government continued to support the blockade against Biafra.

Current Relations: Modern tensions exist, with the UK providing asylums to some Biafrans asylum seekers escaping violence in the South-East, which the Nigerian government has deemed "disrespectful" and a continuation of interference.
@MFA_China
@GoitaAssimi @CapitaineIb226 @gbaramatuvoice
@AnambraNewMedia
@HouseForeignGOP @GUnderground_TV

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We are going to remember those whose deaths were used to de-market Biafra. It was all part of destruction plan. Just to destroy IPOB by criminalizing self-determination. All the intelligence for those contractual killings in Biafraland were known by Nigeria government but it was all part of a plan. So, we must acknowledge this shortfalls and accept that damage was done, even though the IPOB leadership was not sleeping. Even though the leadership shouted and tried to warn our people. Although some people are now aware of the game and are gradually healing, now is not the time to hold back. We must continue especially now that the time requires honest men. Mazi Chinasa Nworu, Live Radio Biafra Update By FWPI 01-05-2026 @radiobiafralive @real_IpobDOS

ChinasaNworu's tweet photo. We are going to remember those whose deaths were used to de-market Biafra. It was all part of destruction plan. Just to destroy IPOB by criminalizing self-determination.

All the intelligence for those contractual killings in Biafraland were known by Nigeria government but it was all part of a plan. So, we must acknowledge this shortfalls and accept that damage was done, even though the IPOB leadership was not sleeping. Even though the leadership shouted and tried to warn our people.

Although some people are now aware of the game and are gradually healing, now is not the time to hold back. We must continue especially now that the time requires honest men.

Mazi Chinasa Nworu,
Live Radio Biafra Update By FWPI
01-05-2026
@radiobiafralive
@real_IpobDOS

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The 3Rs of Gowon's government was never implemented. Our land was never rehabilitated after the war. Most of the developments happening in our land today are efforts of individuals who thrived from the 20 Pounds given to them after the war, no matter how much you had before the war. Today we have different celebrations in Biafraland, like Easter, New Yam Festival, Christmas and so on but nobody is remembering to celebrate those who fought for our freedom so that we won't be slaves today. Therefore, that is why IPOB led by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu have made the May of every year to be the holiest month to remember our heroes and heroins. Mazi Chinasa Nworu, LiveRadio Biafra Updated by FWPI 01-05-2026 @real_IpobDOS @NGRSenate @MFA_China @NorwayMFA @HouseForeignGOP @RepRileyMoore @ChristianEmerg1 @TheYorubaTimes @MiddlebeltG @alexottiofr @CCSoludo

ChinasaNworu's tweet photo. The 3Rs of Gowon's government was never implemented. Our land was never rehabilitated after the war. Most of the developments happening in our land today are efforts of individuals who thrived from the 20 Pounds given to them after the war, no matter how much you had before the war. Today we have different celebrations in Biafraland, like Easter, New Yam Festival, Christmas and so on but nobody is remembering to celebrate those who fought for our freedom so that we won't be slaves today. Therefore, that is why IPOB led by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu have made the May of every year to be the holiest month to remember our heroes and heroins.

Mazi Chinasa Nworu,
LiveRadio Biafra Updated by FWPI 01-05-2026
@real_IpobDOS
@NGRSenate
@MFA_China @NorwayMFA @HouseForeignGOP @RepRileyMoore @ChristianEmerg1 @TheYorubaTimes @MiddlebeltG @alexottiofr @CCSoludo

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This announcement is from the leadership. While Biafrans in other countries all over the world are advised to get their protest permit, because there will be a serious global protest. However, in Biafraland, there will be a total lockdown on 30th May 2026, from 6 am to 6 pm. This is to remember those killed in Nkpor, Onitsha, Asaba, Okigwe, Igweocha, etc. Those killed during the Biafran genocidal war, etc. We encourage Media Warriors to do the needful by using AI to set the internet ablaze. It is a Saturday and we decided not to follow culture by not informing WAEC. We shall write our traditional rulers out of respect. Biafrans are equally advised to pin the Heroes and Heroins picture on their profile. These 30 days will be taken seriously. Let us show the world that IPOB family worldwide is intact Every coordinator is by this announcement ordered to record those that will not partake in this solemn event except on the ground of being sick. We are building a legacy that the next generation will stand on to continue this task assuming we are not the ones to restore Biafra. We must leave a footprint that will be a model to copy Mazi Chinasa Nworu, Live Radio Biafra Update By FWPI 01-05-2026 @radiobiafralive @AnambraNewMedia @alexottiofr @CCSoludo @PNMbah @FrancisNwifuru @gbaramatuvoice @MiddlebeltG @TheYorubaTimes @NGRSenate @HouseNGR

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Join Mazi Chinasa Nworu on this exclusive #NeverForgetMay30 “Live on Biafra Television and Radio Biafra transmission.” The commemoration of 30th May is a solemn pledge to always remember the Biafra fallen heroes and heroines, as they are significant in our lives. We’re Celebrating their Brave Spirits as their Sacrifice Will Always Be Remembered. Rest, Noble Spirits: The Fight for Biafra Freedom Continues due to our unwavering Spirit. Date - Friday 1st May , 2026. Time - 7:30pm BT Host-Mazi Patrick Ikem. (Live on Biafra Television both on app and FB , Radio Biafra , IPOB Rapture media) Share widely. @real_IpobDOS @radiobiafralive

ChinasaNworu's tweet photo. Join Mazi Chinasa Nworu on this exclusive
#NeverForgetMay30

“Live on Biafra Television and Radio Biafra transmission.”

The commemoration of 30th May is a solemn pledge to always remember the Biafra fallen heroes and heroines, as they are significant in our lives.
We’re Celebrating their Brave Spirits as their Sacrifice Will Always Be Remembered.
Rest, Noble Spirits: The Fight for Biafra Freedom Continues due to our unwavering Spirit.

Date - Friday 1st May , 2026.
Time - 7:30pm BT
Host-Mazi Patrick Ikem.

(Live on Biafra Television both on app and FB , Radio Biafra , IPOB Rapture media)

Share widely.
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@radiobiafralive

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https://t.co/4Ir02iJn28 RBL Biafran Region Affairs | Episode 32 | April 26th, 2026 Topic: - 1. “Beyond a Movement: Do We Institutionalize IPOB – And If So, What Form Should That Institution Take?” If not, what concerns do you have about institutionalization? 2. "Christian Gen0cide: The Long Deafening Silence: The world speaks ONLY when we (IPOB) speak. @Pontifex @RepSaraJacobs @tedcruz @realDonaldTrump

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3 months ago

PART 4: THE MUCH AWAITED INTERVIEW OF LOLO NNEKA CHIMEZIE WITH MAZI NNAMDI KANU’S WIFE https://t.co/nzxqRGZZxD

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PART3: MUCH-AWAITED INTERVIEW OF NNAMDI KANU’S WIFE BY LOLO NNEKA CHIMEZIE RELEASED https://t.co/PvuM81LWVK

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BREAKING: THE MUCH AWAITED INTERVIEW OF LOLO NNEKA CHIMEZIE WITH MAZI NNAMDI KANU’S WIFE PART 2 https://t.co/5GtJjfIkVi

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EXCLUSIVE: MUCH-AWAITED INTERVIEW OF NNAMDI KANU’S WIFE BY LOLO NNEKA CHIMEZIE RELEASED (PART 1) https://t.co/zjcJyRKQmE

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