“Official proof: Dr Ngozi Okonjo‑Iweala has received and formally signed for our USB sovereignty documents at the WTO. This is a verified, recorded step — not rumours. #BiafraSovereignty#USB#WTO”
The spell the colonials cast on my people, that made and still makes an “Ikechukwu” or “Ngozi” or “Emeka” to say they’re not Igbo, is finally falling apart.
It’ll probably take a whole lifetime to undue what these people did to our people.
The eyewitness accounts in this video illustrate what has become constant Army raids on Ezeagu, Enugu State. We filed a Suit for a previous incident but the raids continue, reportedly because the community is resisting incessant invasions by Fulani herdsmen. I strongly urge Igbo leaders to intervene with the authorities to direct the Army to halt this unjust law enforcement tactics.
This video is poignant. It contains very serious allegations of a creeping tribal (not religious) genocide in the core North, plus much more alarming things. And it bears a trove of public intelligence that deserves the immediate attention of the authorities.
SUNDAY SERMON: As Prophet Ayodele joins the growing ranks of notable domestic & global voices, strongly rooting for #FreeNnamdiKanu, let it be made clear that this issue is never going away until the right thing is done, sooner than later. Justice demands it. Ndigbo demand it.
Nnamdi Kanu writes from Sokoto prison, sacks personal lawyer Ifeanyi Ejiofor
By Francis Ugwu (Daily Post)
The jailed leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, has formally terminated the services of his longtime personal lawyer, Barrister Ifeanyi Ejiofor, and directed him to stop representing him, his family, or IPOB in any capacity.
In a letter dated July 22, 2026, and written from the Sokoto Correctional Centre, Kanu said Ejiofor’s engagement as his personal legal representative had earlier been terminated verbally, adding that the latest correspondence served as formal written confirmation of that decision.
Kanu also withdrew what he described as any authority previously granted to Ejiofor to act for or represent IPOB, insisting that the lawyer no longer had any express, implied or ostensible authority to speak or act on behalf of the separatist group.
Citing Section II, Subsection A of the IPOB Code of Conduct, Kanu said the power to appoint, suspend or dismiss principal officers rests exclusively with the IPOB leader unless expressly delegated.
According to him, no individual, committee or former office holder acting outside the provisions of the IPOB Code of Conduct can validly appoint or retain legal representatives for the organisation.
He therefore maintained that any purported mandate or authority claimed by Ejiofor to represent IPOB was no longer recognised.
Kanu directed the lawyer to immediately cease making public statements, granting interviews, issuing press releases or publishing social media posts on behalf of him, his family or IPOB.
He also instructed Ejiofor to stop presenting himself as his legal representative or that of IPOB in any court, forum or public space and to take the necessary legal steps to withdraw from any pending matters where he remained counsel on record.
“Accordingly, I hereby place you on formal notice that you are not authorized to disclose, publish, communicate, exploit, or otherwise use any confidential or privileged information acquired in the course of your retainer, whether directly or indirectly, for any purpose whatsoever, except as required by law or by order of a court of competent jurisdiction, without my express written authorization from me.
“Any unauthorized disclosure or misuse of privileged information may constitute professional misconduct and may give rise to disciplinary proceedings before the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee, as well as any other remedies available under the law,” parts of the statement read.
Kanu cautioned that any breach of client confidentiality or unauthorized disclosure of privileged information could amount to professional misconduct and attract disciplinary proceedings before the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee, LPDC, in addition to other legal actions.
On this #XTuesday, I bring you this melodious song by our beautiful Igbo women. They’re awesome, and the song reflects the true essence of MAZI NNAMDI KANU, and captures some of the reasons why all & sundry must join the campaign to #FreeNnamdiKanu without further ado.
What this young man said in this video is scary & shocking enough to trigger the attention of the authorities. It also bears a caution to the general public to be tactful when confronted with questionable law enforcement situations. Better yet, we just can’t continue this way.
“If You Guys Want To K!ll Us, Go Ahead. You Asked Me To Give You Money, And When I Told You I Didn’t Have Any, You Decided To Seize My Vehicle Papers.” ~ Nigerian Man Who Returned From The UK Confronts Some Police Officers Along The Shagamu–Benin Expressway. 👀
Join me and my brother @Gana_comedian as we discuss the issue of the arrest of Police officers in viral video threatening to slap, detain motorist if he’s Igbo
BREAKING: US Congressman John James moves a motion on the floor of US Congress for the immediate release of MAZI NNAMDI KANU. Kudos to DOS, AVID, Ambassadors for Self Determination & Rising Sun for a job well done in record time, and in the open for the whole world to see.
It is very heartbreaking, shameful, and devastating to see a Nigerian police officer @PoliceNG extorting Nigerians and even going as far as profiling people based on their ethnicity.
Imagine a police officer saying, “If you were Igbo, I would have arrested you.” What does that even mean? Why should a federal police officer be engaging in tribalism?
We must have a police force that protects every Nigerian, irrespective of tribe, ethnicity, or region.
I expect the Inspector-General of Police, or the Commissioner of Police under whose jurisdiction these officers serve, to immediately address this issue, bring the officers involved to book, and discipline them accordingly.
Otherwise, this matter will not be put to rest.
Justice can never be cracked.