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Activists & Revolutionary Queen WHO DETEST all forms of Injustices esp in AFRICA. A CATALYST OF RADICAL CHANGE in AFRICA #FreeMNKNow! #FreeBIAFRA! #RawTRUTH!
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A Huge Congratulations to the Newly Appointed DOS Leadership, Appointed under the authority of:
Onyendu MNK
Supreme Leader, (IPOB) Worldwide
Head of the Biafra Restoration Project
Director, Radio Biafra
A NEW IPOB LEADERSHIP DAWN HAS ARRIVED!!!
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NIGERIA #IS #A #ZOO!
~Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Words of Prophesy Fulfilled!
#FreeMaziNnamduKanu!✊🏽
#Justice4MaziNnamdiKanu!✊🏽
#Freedim4Biafra✊🏽
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WE MUST CONTINUE #EVERYDAY TO REMIND THE #EXPELLED #EX-#DOS #GANGSTERS #AND #THEIR #MINIONS THAT THEY ARE EXPELLED! Periodtttttt!
#NoTurningBack!
#MNKCommandsAreLaw!
#WhatMNKSaysGoes!
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A Message to Chika Edoziem: Face the Facts of Your Expulsion, stop trying to confuse the public to deflect from your expulsion. IPOB CODE OF CONDUCT is the key.
The Reality of 2016, true Dr. Emeka Okado and you spent weeks drafting the IPOB charter a decade ago. Everyone knew about it, your involvement back then is an established fact and you served as the European Representative and a member of the Directorate of State (DOS).
The core Issue is, stop hiding behind MNK. You cannot claim you were waiting for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to be released from Kuje Prison before taking action. That statement is inaccurate because both the Deputy and the Head of Department (HDOS) were present in their capacities as your superiors.
The truth of your appointment: Onyendu appointed you as the Head of the Directorate of State (HDOS) in March 2017, directly from Kuje Prison till yesterday March 21, 2026.
Deflection won't work. Reminding people of past drafting efforts has absolutely nothing to do with your current expulsion.
Finally navigating around the hard questions will not bring you back into the movement. The reality is final, take a bow, because you and the third administration of the DOS stand expelled from IPOB.
Nnamdi Kanu Expels Chika Edoziem, 9 Other Senior IPOB Members Over Alleged Betrayal, Sabotage, Power Grab | Sahara Reporters https://t.co/9sDlufaRba
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Taking Us Back to Remember Why We Are ACIDIOUSLY Fighting For Biafra Freedom! So as to Re-Energise Our Passion To Keep On Fighting & Never Give Up Until Our Leader #MNK is FREE & Until We Get Biafra!
Man against Man man Inhumanity!
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I AM TRYING TO GET BACK MY IPOB SOUTH AFRICA FORMER PAGE.
I am Back to Square 1 So, Pls Kindly Follow me on this page to build this page up! Thank you!
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Well Done to Chief Ralph Obioha (Okpuruishi Arondizuogu) for this uncommon gesture of rejecting the highly coveted National Award Trophy in consideration for MAZI NNAMDI KANU Need for Freedom. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is profoundly grateful for your high sacrifice & fraternal solidarity!
“BIAFRA SHAKEUP: Nnamdi Kanu Dissolves IPOB Directorate, Fires Edoziem Over Prisoner Neglect and Corruption” - From 247ureports
In a stunning and far-reaching organizational purge, the Supreme Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has announced the immediate dissolution of the 3rd Administration of the Directorate of State (DOS).
The sweeping clearance saw the high-profile removal of Chika Edoziem, who has headed the administrative arm from Sweden since March 2017.
In a press statement released from Germany, Kanu directly inaugurated the 4th Administration of the DOS, naming United States-based Mazi Chris Nwaọgụ as the new Head of the Directorate to assume absolute day-to-day coordination of the secessionist movement’s global affairs.
The statement revealed that Kanu’s decision to crush the 3rd Administration followed a damning review of its stewardship. The outgoing leadership faced heavy condemnation for its “abandonment” of hundreds of IPOB members detained without trial across Nigeria, most notably those languishing at the Wawa Military Barracks in Niger State.
According to the movement, detained members suffered horrific hardships, with several dying in custody due to a lack of legal and financial support from the DOS.
The leadership further alleged that survivors were left with no option but to accept unfavorable conditions to regain their freedom, describing the negligence as a profound and unpardonable dereliction of duty.
The statement further knocked the dissolved executive team for diverting organizational energy and vast financial resources away from diplomacy and legal battles into toxic internal rivalries, gossip, blackmail, and factional ego wars.
Kanu noted that these internal distractions severely weakened the group’s cohesion and heavily damaged public confidence.
Furthermore, the outgoing administration was accused of failing to protect strategic communication channels, allowing key platforms to become compromised by hostile actors who manipulated narratives to sow division among global supporters.
The newly minted 4th Administration has been strictly mandated to restore financial accountability, rebuild internal discipline, and aggressively prioritize prisoner welfare.
The newly structured global leadership cabinet under Mazi Chris Nwaọgụ includes:
Mazi Solomon Egbo
Deputy Head of DOS
Nwada Ogwu Nnennaya Anya
Head of Finance & Budget Planning
Mazi Chigozie Okekenta Coordinators of Coordinators (COC)
Dr. Chukwudi Nwogwugwu
Head of Medical & Welfare Planning
Barrister Ikechukwu Onuoha
Head of Media
Comrade Emma Powerful
Retained as Spokesperson/Media & Publicity Secretary.
The shakeup also featured the direct appointment of continental representatives across North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, alongside dedicated diplomatic representatives to the United States, United Kingdom, and Israel to jumpstart a complete organizational renewal.
Read this if you still believe Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is wrong on repealed law - By ALOY EJIMAKOR
Having been debriefed and thus at some liberty to have my say, I shall in this post conduct a comparison of the sentencing provisions applicable to Kanu under the repealed TPAA 2013 and its successor, the TPPA 2022. Employing principles of statutory interpretation, particularly the lex mitior doctrine, this article would examine whether TPPA 2022 should have been applied retroactively to mitigate Kanu’s sentence.
The counts arrayed against Kanu are: Count 1: Terrorism by broadcasts intended to intimidate the population (Section 1(2), TPAA 2013. Count 2: Terrorism via “sit-at-home” orders threatening the public (Section 1(2), TPAA 2013). Count 3: Professing membership in a proscribed group (IPOB) (Section 16, TPAA 2013). Count 4: Incitement to kill security officers (Section 1(2)/24, TPAA 2013). Count 5: Incitement during EndSARS protests leading to deaths and destruction (Section 1(2), TPAA 2013). Count 6: Issuing threats causing disruption of socio-economic activities (Section 1(2), TPAA 2013), punishable by imprisonment for life if no death results. Where the act results in death, the penalty is death (Section 1(2)(b). This covers Counts 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, where Kanu’s broadcasts were deemed by the court to incite violence and disruption, including EndSARS-related fatalities. Section 16 which pertains to “proscribed” organization (e.g., IPOB) carries imprisonment for a minimum of 5 years without option of fine, extendable to life if linked to terrorist acts (Count 3). Here, the court imposed 20 years, reflecting its pivot to aggravation.
Conversely, the sentencing framework under TPPA 2022 reduced the maximum terms for several categories. Section 2(1)–(2) which prohibits acts of terrorism, including threats or incitement to intimidate populations or disrupt activities is punishable by imprisonment for at least 5 years (no upper limit specified, but not exceeding life unless death results). If death occurs, the penalty is death; otherwise, life imprisonment only for direct participation causing severe harm (Section 2(2)(a). For incitement via broadcasts (Counts 1, 2, 4, 5, 6), the baseline is a fixed term (typically 10–20 years in practice), lighter than the automatic life/death under the repealed TPAA 2013. Section 12 which criminalizes membership in a “proscribed” group (replacing Section 16 of the repealed TPAA 2013) attracts imprisonment for a term not less than 5 years and not exceeding 10 years (Count 3), a significant reduction from the repealed TPAA 2013 open-ended minimum. In summary, the TPPA 2022 unequivocally prescribes lighter sentences.
It was not made public (for obvious reasons) but Kanu’s abhorrence for the repealed TPAA 2013 was partly propelled by several Supreme Court pronouncements which strictly applied what is known as the Lex Mitior Rule in the interpretation of the impact of saving clauses (such as contained in the famed Section 98 of TPPA 2022) in the sentencing of convicts. The Rule requires that where the successor statute (TPPA 2022) is more lenient, courts must apply it retroactively, as enunciated in A.G. FEDERATION V. ISAH (2021) 17 NWLR (PT. 1806) 38 which dealt with the new Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act (BOFIA 2004) containing a saving clause nearly identical to Section 98 of TPPA 2022. Here, the Supreme Court was tasked with deciding whether sentencing should be under the old law or the new law and the Court held that the saving clause only preserved the offense and the right to prosecute but for sentencing, the court must apply the law in force at the time of sentencing.
So, if the TPPA 2022’s lighter sentences had been applied to Kanu, it would reduce the life sentences on Counts 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6 to 10–20 years, and capping Count 3 at 10 years. This would yield a maximum of 20 years, exhaustible in less than 14 years, counting the 6 years Kanu had spent in pre-trial detention.
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