I want to sincerely thank our #IPOB Switzerland 🇨🇭 family members in Zurich for inviting Nnabuikem and me to your end-of-year family gathering.
I remain deeply touched by the warmth with which you welcomed us, and in awe of the manner in which you protected, cared for and looked after us throughout our time with you. That sense of family was not merely spoken; it was demonstrated.
Our motto, “Onụrụ ube nwanne agbala ọsọ” and “IPOB, One Family” must remain part of the solid foundation upon which we stand.
Thank you for reminding us, through your actions, what those words truly mean.
#IPOB
#Biafra
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Freedom is the basic right of every human being. It is not a crime!
Zoo government- enough with fake witnesses! Enough with judges that know what is right but insist to do wrong and evil! Enough with the lies!
Free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu !
Free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu !
Now Now Now !!!
A man of his people. A man of all people. A brave man that sacrificed everything for the freedom of his people. It is time to correct the evil. It is time to free him. Free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu NOW! Free Biafra NOW!
Meet 16-year-old Igbo boy, Belusochim Ugochukwu, who is working on Computer Vision and Robotics at Apple.
He recently shared a picture posing with Apple CEO Tim Cook.
His achievements are impressive:
→ Competed in Mathematics and Physics Olympiads from age 11
→ Won Rubik’s Cube competitions at his boarding school, with a personal best of 18 seconds
→ Graduated from high school and started college at 15
→ Researched diffusion models for crystal generation, inspired by drug discovery
→ Prototyped robotic wheelchairs for people with disabilities
→ Worked on an EdTech startup, OpenClaw for Students
→ Joined Apple in May through the ESCI organization
→ Attended Y Combinator and met some of the brightest and most ambitious minds in the world
His dream is to build companies that expand what humanity can do with AI.
Before I even saw his name, I already knew he was Igbo. Igbo people are built differently. Igbo Amaka! 🥹❤️
Council of Igbo People in America visited Igbo Landing on St. Simons Island, Georgia, the river where our ancestors chose freedom over slavery.
They said a prayer for every Igbo person. ❤️
Yagazie! Iseeee!!!!!
@Olayink08221851@Gaxxot@JosephUgbonma That's why our country can not be organized. Places are meant for something for a reason. Churches are meant for preaching, markets are meant for buying and selling. But No, because a Christian thinks he's superior to others, he must definitely break the rules.