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@FabrizioRomano I can't believe this mehnn

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[Elochukwu Ohagi @ElochukwuOhagi]

Not everyone knows that before Mazi Nnamdi Kanu created IPOB, he was a member of MASSOB. Many people are unaware of this history.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu served under Ralph Uwazuruike, but there came a time when he could no longer reconcile himself with the direction Uwazuruike was taking the Biafran struggle. Uwazuruike had begun producing vehicle numbers and international passports for a country still fighting for its very existence, selling these items to poor and uneducated citizens. This, among many other things, became something Mazi Nnamdi Kanu could no longer stomach.

What did he do? He resigned from MASSOB and walked away. He did not attempt to remove Uwazuruike. He did not position himself as more MASSOB than its own founder. He did not issue suspensions or make claims to leadership that was never his. He simply walked away and built IPOB from nothing — because he trusted himself. He believed he had what it took to preach this gospel of freedom and that people would listen. And even if they did not, he was prepared to bear that reality rather than compromise his integrity.

He started IPOB, and from a small Radio Biafra in London — with little equipment and even less resources — Mazi Nnamdi Kanu began speaking the gospel of freedom to our people. One by one, people heard his voice. They noticed his sincerity, his dedication, his unrelenting consistency. Millions followed.

I remember a post I wrote around 2013, where I challenged Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to come back to Nigeria if he was truly serious. I was tired of people shouting Biafra from the comfort of Europe. I promised that if he returned, I would know he was serious and would follow him without reservation.

To my greatest surprise, in 2015, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu announced on Radio Biafra that he was returning to Nigeria. I said to myself — only a madman would do that. Not only was he going to walk into the hands of those who would arrest him, he announced it publicly on air. On that faithful day, he kept his word. He boarded a flight to Lagos and landed. The Buhari government arrested him, and he gave three years of his life — three years of illegal imprisonment — for IPOB and for our people. Those three years placed IPOB on the international stage.

He would later secure bail and courageously rallied Biafrans for months — until September 14, 2017, when Nigerian soldiers attacked him at his family home. He narrowly escaped with his life. More than 28 people, including his cousin sister, were killed in that operation. He went into exile, and after a year, appeared in Israel.

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's kidnap and extraordinary rendition is yet another sacrifice he continues to pay on the altar of Biafran freedom. This is the kind of man we are talking about.

It is therefore deeply unfortunate that those who today claim to have lost faith in him — or believe he is no longer getting things right — have refused to summon the same courage he once summoned when he left Uwazuruike's MASSOB. Instead of walking away and building something of their own, they would rather try to seize what another man bled to create and install themselves as the new leaders.

There is only one reason a man behaves this way — he does not trust himself enough to convince people to follow him. So he tries to take over another man's sweat.

What is happening today is necessary. It had to happen so that we can begin to shape the kind of society we intend to build. We have always said that what we want is a sane society — not a recreation of Nigeria, where everything goes and nothing is sacred. We are building a society of conscience. A nation where the desperate hunger for power will not define the character of our leaders. A nation built on principles. A nation where, when you are removed from office, you leave peacefully — where you finish your tenure and go, without turning back to blackmail, fight, or cause confusion. A man cannot be removed from a position he was appointed into and then refuse to go —

[Dan @CfcDan_01]

🚨Jose Mourinho on Japan’s 4-0 World Cup demolition of Tunisia:

🗣️ “I’ve coached for so many years. When I see a good team, I know it. Japan are one of them.

“One truth never changes — the most dangerous teams are the ones everyone overlooks. Japan have crossed that line. They’re not underdogs anymore.”

“A 4-0 at a World Cup doesn��t come from luck. That’s planning, tactical discipline, quality, and 11 players thinking as one.”

“What impressed me most wasn’t the goals. It was the mindset. No fear, no doubt. They played like a team that believes it belongs with the elite.”

“Before the tournament, all the talk was Brazil, France, Argentina. Meanwhile Japan worked in silence, building chemistry away from the spotlight.”

“Big names don’t win tournaments. Teams do. Teams that trust each other, cover every blade of grass, and fight to the final whistle. Japan ticked every box.”

“The scary part? They’re getting better every 90 minutes. That’s what separates contenders from participants.”

“When I watch Japan I see 3 things: hunger in the press, structure in the shape, sacrifice in the work rate. Those win championships.”

“Some still won’t call them favourites. Fine. But if they keep playing like this, that debate ends fast.”

“Every World Cup has that one team that catches fire. Right now, Japan have the belief, momentum, and form. The fire is spreading.”

“If I were still in the dugout, I’d circle Japan as the last team I want in knockouts. They don’t just want to participate. They’re chasing destiny

[Mighty Valor @Nmawundiro]

Darkness na bia and the only place that’ll resist darkness is this place that we are in, BIAFRA LAND.

The land that represents light.

~ Mazi Nnamdi Kanu ~

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Give him pain and heartbreak, and he’ll feel like conquering the world.

Dear bro, hard times are a blessing, not a curse.

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@MikeArnoldTruth They can never be forgotten
#BiafraHeroDay

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@BashirAhmaad Congratulations 👏 to them

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No Integrity 😔
Omo very disgusting

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@BwalaDaniel @officialABAT Politicians make whores of us All
You can imagine what this man is saying like you are talking with both sides of your mouth no integrity

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