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[Independent Advocate on 𝕏 @CaptainAnyi]

@NigeriaStories That’s mean her father was a mistake to her mother

Interesting 🤔

[Independent Advocate on 𝕏 @CaptainAnyi]

@GbolagadeA51947 @tokunbo_wahab The government should bring the standards of development they see abroad

Stopping taking their children abroad to study & medical issues

How many foreign governments officials do you see take their children abroad for study

US 🇺🇸 as a case study or even uk 🇬🇧

[Independent Advocate on 𝕏 @CaptainAnyi]

@Damonasi @tokunbo_wahab If this is your response
🤔
I am sorry 😣 let’s keep typing 💬 together

[Independent Advocate on 𝕏 @CaptainAnyi]

@RotimiDaniels @tokunbo_wahab @Lawma_gov You are making a point 👍

[Independent Advocate on 𝕏 @CaptainAnyi]

@GbolagadeA51947 @tokunbo_wahab The government is part of this devaluation
It’s has to start from the top

Ask me how

[Independent Advocate on 𝕏 @CaptainAnyi]

@Damonasi @tokunbo_wahab Maybe 🤔 you need to work with him in making sure all the bridges(under) are cleaned up

Especially Oshodi under bridge where those boys without home 🏡 sleep 🛌 deficate & a whole sorts of rascality

[Defense News Nigeria @DefenseNigeria]

Of all the places, you chose to take your protest to a Nigerian Air Force Base, throwing buzzwords about budgets. Are these guys aware the air force is by far the most expensive arm of the military to run yet receives less funding than the army and navy? A fighter jet cost millions per flight hour to operate, not counting the cost of fueling and maintaining highly complex aircraft and avionics. The cost or a single precision guided munition used by these aircaft ranges from $50,000 to over $150,000.

Nigerian Air Force's entire budget, when converted to USD is not enough to procure 12 modern fighter jets. Despite its limited resources, the Nigerian Air Force has been critical in Nigeria's fight against terrorism.

[Bishop @BishopPOEvang]

Magun area yesterday in mowede LGA ogun state.

This is horrible
This government is a shame.

[JUSTICE @ifeanyichukwu83]

Breaking News..

ESN caught this fulani terrorist moving into Biafra land with Nigeria military information...

IPOB/DOS intelligence units is top 👌.

When we say Nigeria military are involved in Terrorism, people think it is a lie, , ,

ESN won't spare them.

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

What is happening in South Africa today is how the pogroms against Ndigbo started in 1967. It’s a unique kind of #Afrophobia, where blacks turn against fellow blacks. And it often escalates to something far worse than imagined, if not checked on time. 30th June is ominous.

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

If you used them, you should be married with kids oo

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

Wow! Finally From the United Nations ON nigeria 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

#Nigeria: UN experts alarmed by violations against women and girls from religious minority communities. “Testimonies paint a horrifying picture of fear, trauma, coercion & abandonment - survivors must not be left without protection, justice & support.”

https://t.co/PllMTjXjDF…

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

British citizens convicted abroad are not subject to death penalty

The Federal Government of Nigeria's recent cross-appeal seeking to elevate Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s sentence from life imprisonment to the death penalty introduces a volatile mix of domestic law, geopolitical friction and human rights disputes.

Because Mazi Nnamdi Kanu holds dual Nigerian and British citizenship, this development creates a direct diplomatic collision course between Abuja and London.

By filing a cross-appeal to demand the death penalty, the Federal Government has demonstrated a surprising ignorance of the consequences of contemplating death penalty on a British citizen ‘convicted’ abroad.

From the diplomatic and legal standpoint, Britain has a rigid, non-negotiable foreign policy against the death penalty and vehemently opposes capital punishment in all circumstances, worldwide, as a matter of principle.

For a British citizen convicted abroad, the UK government is bound by consular and diplomatic protocols to intervene actively by escalating from standard consular monitoring to high-level diplomatic pressure and it will be intense.

And these consequences go beyond Britain, as it often triggers a wider diplomatic backlash, potentially affecting foreign aid, trade agreements and bilateral relations between Nigeria and Western nations who align with the UK's stance against the death penalty.

#AloyEjimakor.

[Instablog9ja @instablog9ja]

“Our goal is to take power into our own hands. In time, Abia will be disconnected from the national grid and enjoy 24-hour electricity supply” — Governor Alex Otti

[Nigeria Stories @NigeriaStories]

We remember the legend MR IBU 🕊️🕊️

He made people all around world happy

Keep resting in peace 🕊️

[aloy ejimakor @AloyEjimakor]

Barrister Aloy Ejimakor Deserves A Medal For Numerous Court Victories For IPOB And Mazi Nnamdi Kanu

By Biafra Vanguard, 05:06:26

Barrister Aloy Ejimakor is generally regarded as a competent human rights/constitutional lawyer.
A Special Counsel to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the IPOB since March 2019. As Special counsel he handles international advocacy, not just domestic court work. From Umuahia to the UN, he made sure our voice wasn’t buried under procedure or propaganda.

Aloy chose the hard briefs. He took the protests, the prison remand, the headlines and still showed up to court prepared. That’s not just competence. That’s loyalty to justice. For his intellect, his courage, and his refusal to trade principle for convenience thank you Sir. A trusted lawyer defends a client. You defended a cause and still defending.

Here are some of his major wins :

(1) January 2022: Abia State High Court, Umuahia Fundamental rights case over the Sept 2017 military invasion of Kanu’s ancestral home. It was the first victory that declared that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu did not jump bail.

(2) October 2022: The Federal High Court, Umuahia Division, which was the first high court declaration that Nnamdi is a victim of Extraordinary Rendition.

(3) October 2023: State High Court, Enugu which declared the 2017 proscription of IPOB as a terrorist group as unconstitutional, also declared that self determination is not a crime.

(4) March 2018: African Union Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights, rendered a Decision that the arrest/trial of Nnamdi Kanu/IPOB members and the proscription of IPOB are violations of African Charter.

(5) 2017–2018 United Nations Decision: United Nations Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary or Arbitrary Detentions, which ruled against Nigeria’s mistreatment of IPOB and Python Dance.

(6) October 2022: Court of Appeal "Discharged Judgement" for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. Remember it was based on his Extraordinary Rendition. This was the idea of Barrister Ejimakor, he wrote the argument on the Extraordinary Rendition which was the sole basis of that Victory.

(7) 2nd July 2022: United Nations Human Rights Council: Barrister Aloy Ejimakor worked with Bruce Fein in securing the extraordinary rendition victory which directed that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu be released and compensated.

(8) In October 2022: United Nations Special Rapporteur Reports which made additional findings that MNK is a victim of arbitrary detention and extraordinary rendition. Barrister Aloy Ejimakor worked with Prof Rachel Murray (based in UK), Kanunta and Solomon Egbo.

(9) May 2021: Another United Nations Special Rapporteur Decision that declared the proscription of IPOB as a discrimination against Igbo people and therefore a violation of United Nations charter which Nigeria signed. Barrister Ejimakor worked with Prof Rachel Murray (based in UK), Kanunta and Solomon Egbo.

(10) June 2025: Kenya High Court, in which Barrister Aloy Ejimakor worked with Prof. P.L.O. Lumumba and Kanunta/FineBoy to secure the victory declaring MNK’s abduction and forcible rendition unlawful/unconstitutional and awarded damages.

These Decisions are used around the world as evidence that has resulted in granting asylum/resident status to thousands of IPOB members in many foreign countries.

In October 2025, Aloy Ejimakor was in the streets protesting the unlawful Life sentence on Kanu, he was arrested, detained and charged; and is now facing trial.

In summary, Barrister Aloy Ejimakor has proved himself a trusted counsel to his client Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the global IPOB family in all honesty and it is expected that every IPOB member, especially those who have benefited from his sweats in seeking and achieving Asylum, must accord him maximum respect.

The Biafra Vanguard.

[Mr Psquare @PeterPsquare]

3 more before the Album drops in November 🤞🏾

[BINTILAYE🫶🇧🇪 @SIR_PIUS3i]

Seriously I have been sad ever since i watched a video where band!ts terrorists are sl33ping with some women they k!dnapped , in those videos, those women cudnt reject them bcos of fear & pan!c that they will k!ll them in their dens, My heart 💔💔 is broken seriously after watching them, why do Nigerians deserve every punishment meant for the world, just bcos of Tilibu government? 💔💔💔"Young Nigerians" take back your country

[7GNETWORK @7Gnetworkk]

🚨 JUST IN: History vindicates the brave. A video from 2020 has resurfaced showing former CBN Deputy Governor Dr. Obadiah Mailafia exposing the roots of Nigeria's insecurity.
⚠️ He boldly warned us six years ago about how bandits transport weapons and alleged that a northern governor was named as a Boko Haram commander.
The evidence is staring us in the face. Watch and retweet this to expose the wicked politicians sponsoring this crisis!