A message from IPOB UK to Council of Ndi Eze Igbo through the Leader of Congress of Igbo Leaders, UK, Mazi Chief Dr. Obi Okoli (Ojeligbozi) at Igbo Festival of Arts & Culture, IFAC 2026 in Enfield London on Sat. July 11, 2026.
Biafrans, I want you all to download this video and keep posting it everywhere. Do not argue in their posts, just send them this video. Let it flood everywhere, please.
Fr. Ebube Muonso reflects on Biafra Remembrance Day today, as he pays tribute to the fallen heroes who løst their lives during the struggle, as he also ask for the release of Mazi Nnamdi kanu.
Today we Remember Bruce Baruch Mayrock 🕊️, who on May 30th 1969 set himself ablaze on the lawns of the United Nations to protest the genocide in BIAFRA.
We honour you, Great Friend ✊🏿.
During the Biafra War, hunger became as deadly as bullets. Food was so scarce that thousands of children slowly starved. Mothers carried their weak children from village to village searching for food, but many arrived too late.
The debt we owe to these Biafra Children dying in the genocidal war of Nigeria 1967-1970s outweighs that of the living & that debt is to restore #biafra.
Today, we honour and revere the millions of my ancestors, brave, resilient, and unbreakable, who stood tall in the face of brutal oppression.
With faint eyes and trembling hearts, declared the sovereignty of their inner power and the dignity of their identity.
Today, we celebrate their indomitable spirit and unmatched bravery.
May 30th #BiafraHeroesDay
History: On July 6th 1967, the northern and southWest provinces of Nigeria came together and attacked Igbos because they declared independence from Nigeria 🇳🇬!
This unprovoked aggression resulted to displacement of 6 million Igbos & death of about 3 million Igbos majorly children due to deliberate blockade by Yakubu Gowon to starve Igbos to death!
It’s worth noting that it was also a yoruba man Benjamin adekunle who slaughtered over 1,000 unarmed men in Asaba Massacre!
Today we celebrate our gallant soldiers who stood and protected the igbo land against the blood sucking fulanis and deceptive yorubas, WE WILL NEVER FORGET!
Did you know? Federal Government troops under Col. Gado Nasko fired the first artillery shots into Biafra on July 6, 1967, at Garkem, in present-day Cross River State. That ignited the Biafran War.
They thought we were gone. They thought their gone and bullet will silence us. They thought we would forget. But they never knew we are seeds that never die. We multiply and grow stronger and stronger.
We have just concluded the midnight candlelight vigil in honour of Biafra’s heroes and heroines. Today, the 30th, IPOB worldwide will officially remember Biafra’s heroes and heroines with our usual rituals.
As long as we live, we shall never forget Biafra’s fallen heroes. We have immortalised them in our hearts, and we shall pass their legacy on to our children and our children’s children to remember every year. This memory shall linger until the end of time.
#BiafraRemembranceDay #BiafraHeroesDay