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[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

MUSLIM YOUTHS BEATING A MAN FOR WEARING A CROSS ON HIS NECK.

These are Libyans Seen Beating A Man For Wearing A Cross On His Neck In The Street Of Libya.

All these rubbish will continue to happen even the worse is yet to come even Christians bodies continue overlooking this attitude not some Muslim radicals .
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In these 13 states is there any of them there are no indigenous Igbos?
Advocating for Biafra does not mean it should only include Igbos, so let's not confine Igbos to just 5 states.
However , these 13 states falls in the Biafra territory make no mistake about that .
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The UN General Assembly has endorsed the Equal Earth projection, a new map that shows countries’ true size relative to one another, unlike the centuries-old Mercator map, which critics say makes Africa look smaller than it is. https://t.co/N5a88bYB2f
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The UN General Assembly approved an Africa-led campaign to promote the Equal Earth map projection, accurately representing countries' sizes.

The resolution, led by Togo and supported by the African Union, passed with 164 votes in favor and only the United States voting against.

The Equal Earth projection addresses distortions from the traditional Mercator map, which makes regions like Africa appear much smaller than they are.

Togo argues that inaccurate map depictions influence how Africa's importance is perceived globally, linking the issue to colonial-era legacies.
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Nine people, including five security personnel and four civilians, died during a rescue operation for kidnapped victims in Oyo. DSS DG stated that the operation was complex and required tact due to the presence of a two-and-a-half-year-old infant.

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BREAKING:
“I Smuggled a Phone Into the Toilet to Record Them” , Hassan Allegedly Exposes More, Claims Bandits Collected Guns and Ammunition at Senator’s House Before Benue Massacre, Says He Risked His Life to Capture Secret Videos, Claims Same Senator Was Later Sent by President Tinubu to Pay Condolence Visit After the Attack.
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Unfiltered journalism.

Mehdi explains why President Donald Trump should have known his war on Iran was bound to go on longer than anticipated – and why the Iranians weren’t just going to roll over so quickly.
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VIDEO: “Sheikh Gumi Abducted My Wife and Has Held Her for Over 11 Months” , Man Makes Explosive Allegations, Claims Cleric Pressured Him to Divorce Her So He Could Marry Her
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🔴 BREAKING:

The US is investigating about 50 members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff over leaks to the press about the war on Iran, including information on the depletion of vital military ammunition stockpiles, US media reports.
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WEEKEND MUSINGS

CELEBRATING THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MUSIC LEGEND DOLLY PARTON AND HER ENDURING IMPACT ON HUMANITY

DOLLY PARTON: WHEN GREATNESS IS MEASURED BY WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND

There are deaths that make the world pause, not merely because a famous person has departed, but because a remarkable chapter of human history has quietly come to an end.

On August 25, 2026, the world lost Dolly Rebecca Parton, the extraordinary American singer, songwriter, actress, entrepreneur, philanthropist and humanitarian. She was 80. A few days later, on August 28, she was laid to rest privately in Nashville, beside her beloved husband, Carl Dean.

From the poverty of a Tennessee mountain cabin, she rose to become a global icon; yet, remarkably, success never succeeded in separating her from her humanity. That may well be her greatest legacy.

Dolly accumulated fame, wealth, honours and global admiration, but she understood a truth that many never learn, including our politicians today and some of our music icons: when life is over, none of these things follows us into the grave. What survives is the good we have done and the lives we have touched.

Her extraordinary philanthropy, particularly the Imagination Library, which has put hundreds of millions of books into the hands of children, demonstrated that she did not merely entertain the world; she invested in its future.

America’s decision to fly its flag at half-mast in her honour after her death was therefore more than a ceremonial gesture. It was a nation’s acknowledgement that some citizens transcend their profession and become part of the moral and cultural memory of their people.

But there is a deeper lesson here-one that should sober every living person.

Dolly Parton came into this world with very little, acquired almost everything the world could give, and eventually left it with none of those possessions. What she carried to the grave was the invisible wealth of kindness, generosity, courage, creativity and the lives made better by her presence.

That is the brutal truth about life.

The mansion will remain. The money will remain. The titles will remain. The applause will eventually cease. But the character we built and the lives we changed will continue speaking for us long after we are gone.

Dolly taught us that greatness is not measured by how high we rise, but by how many people rise because we were here.

She proved that one can escape poverty without becoming proud, become wealthy without becoming consumed by wealth, achieve fame without losing humility, and touch the world without ceasing to touch individual hearts.

Her story is therefore not merely about a legendary musician. It is a lesson in how to live and, ultimately, how to be remembered.

May her music fade from our ears only to live forever in our hearts. May the countless children who benefited from her generosity become living monuments to her memory.

Rest peacefully, Dolly Parton, our legend.

You came from humble beginnings, conquered the world, and returned to the earth. But the light you left behind may burn far longer than the years you spent here.

May Mother Earth receive you gently.

Signed
Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, Esq., KSC
Dunu-Ezeugodinachi
September 5, 2026

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

TODAY IN HISTORY — AUGUST 30, 2015

IPOB Remembers the First Bloodshed: We Will Not Forget

On August 30, 2015, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) recorded what we remember as one of the first major killings of its peaceful members by the Nigerian security forces during the early phase of the movement’s mass street evangelism.

On that day, IPOB members came out peacefully and in their numbers around the Head Bridge area of Onitsha, Anambra State, Biafra Land. Their mission was simple: to distribute flyers to passers-by and residents, evangelize the message of Radio Biafra, and encourage people to join the IPOB movement in the peaceful restoration of Biafra under the leadership of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

Instead of allowing the peaceful procession to continue, the Nigerian security forces reportedly opened fire on the unarmed protesters. Members of the combined security forces, including personnel of the Nigerian Air Force and Navy, were involved in the operation.

Three IPOB members were instantly shot dead with live ammunition.

That day remains etched in our memory as a painful reminder of the price paid by many ordinary Biafrans who participated in the struggle.

The killings of IPOB members and other Biafrans have continued in different circumstances over the years. What makes the present situation even more painful is what we see as the growing use of Biafrans against fellow Biafrans, with armed groups and criminal elements operating under different names and labels.

We must continue to remember those who lost their lives while peacefully expressing their political aspirations.

Their names may fade from the headlines, but their sacrifice must never be forgotten.

WE WILL NOT FORGET.

WE WILL REMEMBER.

WE WILL CONTINUE TO DEMAND JUSTICE.

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The Biafra Post
August 30, 2026
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[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

The time is now , those who are living in denial of their identity .The DNA is here to clear your doubt and all their deception.
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MONDAY MUSINGS

WHEN HEALERS BECOME HARVESTERS: THE SHAMEFUL COMMERCE IN ORGAN HARVESTING AND THE BETRAYAL OF MEDICAL ETHICS

The recent revelations arising from investigations by the Nigeria Police Force, particularly the IGP Special Tactical Squad, (STS) concerning a syndicate involved in the illegal harvesting of human organs, particularly kidneys, from vulnerable young Nigerians, are profoundly disturbing and demand the strongest possible condemnation.

If the allegations are established, what we are confronted with is not merely another criminal enterprise driven by greed; it is a grotesque assault upon human dignity, bodily integrity and the sanctity of life. It is difficult to conceive of a more cynical exploitation of poverty than to prey upon young people desperate to make ends meet, lure them into circumstances they may neither understand nor fully appreciate, and convert their very bodies into instruments of commercial enrichment.

The reported arrest of four suspects in Nasarawa State on 19 August 2026, comprising two nephrologists with Wellington Hospital , Life Camp Abuja where the victim’s kidneys was allegedly harvested , and an alleged recruiter, has further deepened the concern. The police allege that vulnerable young persons were recruited for kidney harvesting, with some reportedly paid as little as $1,250, while elaborate documentation, including names, National Identification Numbers, birth certificates, age declarations, affidavits and consent letters, was carefully forged or manipulated to facilitate the scheme.

The most chilling aspect of these revelations is the sophistication of the enterprise. According to the police investigation, victims were not merely recruited; their identities were altered through court affidavits and other documentation, apparently to conceal their true identities and create a veneer of legality around an otherwise unconscionable enterprise.

And herein lies the most disturbing irony: those entrusted with preserving life cannot, by any stretch of imagination, become merchants in the destruction or permanent impairment of the lives placed within their care.

The involvement of medical practitioners is particularly reprehensible. The medical profession is founded upon an almost sacred covenant to preserve life, relieve suffering and protect the vulnerable. Where a medical practitioner, instead, participates in exploiting a person’s desperation for financial gain, the betrayal transcends ordinary criminality; it becomes a profound violation of the very ethical foundation upon which the profession stands.

There can be no meaningful consent where poverty, ignorance, deception or manipulation is deliberately weaponised against the vulnerable. A signature obtained from a desperate person does not magically transform exploitation into ethical conduct. Neither can an affidavit manufacture legality where the underlying transaction is inherently unlawful. Apparently, even conscience has now acquired a price tag, and, regrettably, some appear willing to sell it cheaply.

This matter therefore demands more than arrests and media parades. It requires a thorough, independent and uncompromising investigation, extending to every individual, medical facility, intermediary, document trail and financial transaction connected with the network. Every victim must be identified, protected and provided with appropriate medical, psychological and legal support. Every professional who may have abused the trust reposed in him or her must be made to answer, without fear or favour, before the appropriate regulatory and judicial authorities.

Most importantly, this disturbing episode should provoke a national conversation about the vulnerability of young Nigerians whose economic desperation is increasingly being exploited by criminal enterprises. Poverty must never become a hunting licence for predators; and desperation must never be mistaken for informed consent.

When those sworn to heal begin harvesting the vulnerable for profit, the question is no longer merely whether a crime has been committed; it is whether we have allowed greed to so corrupt our moral compass that the Hippocratic oath itself has become, for some, little more than a business model.

That is a line no civilised society must permit anyone to cross.

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Signed
Sir Ifeanyi Ejiofor, Esq., KSC
Dunu-Ezeugosinachi
31 August 2026

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

Every individual from the Biafra region weather south east or south south have political and economic grievances against the contraption called Nigeria and that is one of the major reasons why Biafra separatist agitation is driven by a strong feeling of collective victimization.
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[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

Repeating the exact same strategy in a battle is dangerous because smart enemies adapt and prepare for it.
A clever trick only works the first time people do not expect it.

Imagine the Nigerian election boycott that was a strategic move advocated by IPOB globally to force Nigeria to the table regarding our quest for freedom, a single individual out of greed for money exploited that opportunity for lucrative deal making those who supported and seriously advocated for it appear foolish.

Come 2021 , once the sit-at-home began, they collaborated to undermine it, engaged in a risky double play, and exploited it for crime and the murder of our people. Out of nowhere, they believe they can leverage those strategic gains to secure agreements and cut other monetary deals like before .
You can't enjoy your cake and reclaim it afterward.

If you’re fighting for your freedom and you want to confront your enemies head on , try to be on the moral high ground. Deceive your enemy, but do not deceive yourself.
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WELCOME TO THE HISTORIC EMBER MONTHS

I warmly welcome all of us to this historic month of September, the gateway to the ember months and the final stretch of the year.

May the good Lord crown this month with His abundant blessings, cause our aspirations to blossom into fulfilment, and order our steps towards greater accomplishments. May His unfailing mercy and sustaining grace preserve us through these ember months and safely usher us into the dawn of a new year with testimonies, gratitude, and renewed hope.

May September be a month of divine favour, remarkable breakthroughs, inspiring possibilities, and fulfilled expectations for us all.

Wishing you all a truly fulfilling, promising, peaceful, and inspiring New Month. Amen 🙏

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

EXPLOSIVE !

SPECIAL RADIO BIAFRA PROGRAM

Join MAZI CHINASA NWORU on this Special explosive Radio Broadcast on :
Date - 6th September , 2026
Time -7:30pm Biafra Time.
Host: Mazi Patrick Ikem

On these media platforms; Biafra Television , Radio Biafra , IPOB community radio , IPOB rapture media etc .

Burning issues ;

*IPOB Internal Leadership Crises is over, it’s time to focus on the restoration of Biafra & offer your full support.

*Restructuring Nigeria vs. Biafra Secession.

*The continuous State crackdowns and detention of Igbo youths & IPOB members will intensify radicalization of Biafrans against Nigerian federal policies in Biafra region and far beyond .

Inform your friends and families
Share widely.
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[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

WHY THE SUBJUGATION OF THE AWORI TRIBE AND OTHER LAGOS INDIGENES BY YORUBA TRIBE MUST STOP

Enough is enough! The real owners of Lagos are being treated like strangers in their own land.

For too long, the Awori people - the original indigenes of Lagos - and other true Lagos indigenes like the Egun, Ilaje, Ijebu of Epe, and Aworis of Otto-Awori, have been subjugated and silenced by the mainstream Yoruba political bloc.

History is clear. Lagos was founded and owned by the Awori people long before any political grouping. The Idejo chiefs are the land-owning chiefs of Lagos. From Ikeja to Badagry to Ikorodu to Epe, the Awori have always been there. They are distinct, they have their own culture, their own language, their own identity. They are NOT to be lumped and erased under general Yorubaness for political convenience.

Mainstream Yoruba politics has hijacked Lagos. The Awori son cannot become governor in his own ancestral land without kneeling to political lords from outside Lagos. The true indigenes are given crumbs - commissionerships - while the soul of Lagos is controlled elsewhere.

Awori language, tradition and festivals are being swallowed up. Our history books now say "Lagos is Yoruba land" without acknowledging that Awori are the first settlers with a distinct identity. Egun people of Badagry are completely forgotten in Lagos affairs.

The traditional stool of Lagos has been politicized. The Idejo class - the true land owners - have been sidelined. Land of Awori is sold without their consent.

Awori youths are unemployed in a Lagos that was built on their ancestral land, while political patronage goes to loyalists of the mainstream bloc.

Let Awori speak for themselves!
Let Egun speak for themselves!
Let Ilaje, Epe Ijebu be heard!

RESTRUCTURING IS THE TIME TO CORRECT THIS INJUSTICE.

If Lagos becomes a separate region as many propose, it must be with full recognition and autonomy for Awori and all Lagos indigenes as the custodians, not as second-class citizens in their own home.

The subjugation must stop NOW!

What do you think? Do you support Lagos as a separate Region?

Comment below!

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Just in !

A US official told Axios that the number of US airstrikes on Iran could reach 100 tonight.
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“Divide and conquer is the essence of imperialist strategy.”

Speaking with Professor Hippolyte Fofack, economist and scholar Jeffrey Sachs argued that Africa’s failure to achieve greater unity was not simply an internal problem, but was shaped by external powers.

Sachs said the US, UK and France actively worked against Pan-African unity, including by targeting leaders who pushed for a more united continent. He argued that the legacy of those interventions continues to shape divisions within Africa.

“African unity has to be created consciously against the divisions within the continent but also against the pressures from outside,” Sachs said.

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