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[Futureking @Futureking624]

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu told you 10 years in advance that Tinubu is your next president.

The same man told you that Biafra must come and you are still in doubt? 🤨

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@Comrade_Kamara What's the application name

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@im_Kolins Exactly my brother.
They were mostly spies and sometimes helped in logistics

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Atara'm azụ ,mana agaghị'm ịsị di azụ
Azụ'm ntara enwerọ ịsị 😂
Igbo too sweet 😊

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@Somtolism7 Confirm

[Uchenna Marvin  @MarvinUchenna_]

The blessed and most sacred piece of territory on this earth.

The land of the ancients, the very centre of God's creation.

zero longitude, zero latitude.

The land where time began, the fountain of human civilisation.

BIAFRA!

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@islemonjuice Nah lie ,Ojukwu was very handsome and, man got Aura 🌹

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@PulseNigeria247 BBC, Britain, shell all forgot to mention the path they played in the war.
Trying to rewrite history, Biafra is now the aggressor, people who are fighting for survival. In MNK's voice Chineke kpo unu ọkụ

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Thank you for this.
And BBC forgot to mention the path they took in labelling Biafra the aggressor (rebels), using their media to lie about Biafra instead of staying neutral.
I will keep saying this BBC is a propaganda news media (channel).

[Vivian Ifeoma @VivianIfeomaOj]

In BBC propaganda documentary, Biafrans were portrayed as the aggressors who started the war.

I’M HERE TO DEBUNK THAT BS!!

1) Biafra was never a rebel nation, but a sovereign nation formed as a result of Gowon’s inability to protect the people of the Old Eastern Region.

2) According to historians, the first shots of the Nigerian Civil War were fired by the 1st Division of the Nigerian Army under Colonel Mohammed Shuwa.

The attack took place at exactly 6:38 a.m. on July 6, 1967, in Garkem, a border town in present-day Cross River State.

3) BBC did not discuss the Aburi Accord, which was the last attempt the Easterners made to achieve peace.

4) BBC did not highlight the food blockade and the shooting down of Red Cross relief materials, which led to the deaths of over 3 million Biafrans.

6) BBC did not discuss the Asaba Massacre because they wanted to portray Nigeria as the innocent side.

The Asaba massacre was a proof that indeed it was a genocide meant to annihilate the entire Igbo nation because of oil.

7) According to declassified Uk blog, they admitted British secretly armed and backed Nigeria’s aggression towards Biafrans. However BBC left this part out!

Just as we expected, the documentary is propaganda, the same old narrative being repeated.

The BBC or any outsider should not tell this story.

The people of the Old Eastern Region will tell the story when they are ready!!!

I did not watch the documentary because I refuse to let them profit from our pain through their twisted documentary.

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@VivianIfeomaOj Thank you for this.
And BBC forgot to mention the path they took in labelling Biafra the aggressor (rebels), using their media to lie about Biafra instead of staying neutral.
I will keep saying this BBC is a propaganda news media (channel).

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@Comrade_Kamara Eziokwu nwannem.

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@AloyEjimakor It's a half baked documentary. Few lies like Biafra fired the first shot while it was the opposite, Didn't talk about Aburi and BBC refused to put down how with their help ,Biafra was labelled Rebel, etc...

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@NigeriaStories E don start.
Campaign fake promises 🥲

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@MikeArnoldTruth I have watched the documentary, it's a half baked story. Labelling Biafra the rebel(Villain). Saying Biafra started the war ,why it was the opposite. They didn't talk about Aburi. What I have to say is Igbo should write and tell their story. Thank you

[Chika D Liberated IGBO @Comrade_Kamara]

Which constitutional rights/power did Mao Communist have, which constitutional rights/power did Lenin have, that helped them secure their revolution...

Which constitutional rights/power did Africans have, during the struggle to end slavery, civil rights, apartheid, and independence movements era...

Which constitutional rights/power did the Haitians have before the success of their Revolution...

The path you are suggesting is a dead end...

Meanwhile, keep organising, recruiting and pushing your ideology...

Anywhere our ideology meets, we will definitely clash, it's called ideological warfare...

During Mao Communist revolution, not all Chinese agreed with him, some stood with the Nationalist government.

Not all Russians supported Lenin and his Bolsheviks, the socialists even had more than 10 different factions, Lenin I think left the Mensheviks group to form his Bolsheviks faction, some Russians were even in support of the Tsar...

And the list goes on and on, across different revolutions...

History and Fate will pick a side... Meanwhile keep preaching, promoting, and organising around your ideology...

Let History decide...

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@heycreadify I watched and finished the documentary. The documentary is half baked, according to the documentary Nigeria counter attack while Nigeria was the first to open fire on Biafra. And then again the war was needless. Thank you

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BBC later went ahead to publish the documentary.
Title: surviving Biafra

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schools and churches).
But my question remains after the war is Nigeria heading towards the right direction since then?

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The story isn't complete.
Why post a half baked story, labelling Biafran the rebel , whereas Biafra was fighting for survival against Nigeria ( the pogroms committed in the northern parts of Nigeria, killings and hatred from fellow Nigerians).

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Britain/shells supported the war cause of oil located in Biafra resulting in the death of approximately 3million to 5million people (mostly children and women). Nigeria committed lots of war crimes against the people of Biafra ( food blockage, killing of civilians, bombarding of