There was nothing like "clash" here, between security agents and unarmed members of IPOB. See for yourself please.The wrong narrative need to be corrected. Unarmed and defenceless members of IPOB, on a peaceful morning exercise were attacked by heavily armed security personal.
Today, we are back at the Federal High Court for the continuation of the “Tinubu Is a Criminal” cybercrime trial.
After failing to appear last week to defend his shenanigans, the cowardly Director-General of the DSS, Tosin Ajayi, has again stayed away from court and sent another officer in his place. We remain resolute. #RevolutionNow #SoworeForPresident #Sowore2027
We are just days away -- the Sokoto Declaration to be formally released this Saturday, 4 p.m. West Africa Time. Where will you be?
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Thank you, President Trump, for your incredible leadership in defending persecuted Christians, especially in Nigeria. Your bold and decisive action to protect our brothers and sisters in Christ will save thousands of lives.
I am on it and will have more for you soon.
Press briefing emanating from today’s botched trial of MAZI NNAMDI KANU. Again, I call on President Tinubu to direct the Attorney-General to discontinue this prosecution because the core issue (Self-Determination) is political and thus outside the province of the Judiciary.
The Leader Of The Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB) Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s Court Trial Has Once Again Been Adjourned: Here’s A Summary Of Today’s Court Proceedings.
“President Trump Should Be Warned That If He Sends The US Army To Nigeria, Nigerians Citizens Are Ready To Fight Them. We Will Bury Everyone Single America Soldier That Steps Into Nigeria Al!ve”.~ Prof Sadeeque ABBA Says
@real_IpobDOS@radiobiafralive
THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT WANTS CHRISTIANS TO BE KILLED-~SPENCER (JIHAD WATCH)
Robert Spencer: "The Nigerian government is made up of Fulani Muslims and they are one of the major groups waging the jihad... It's just going to keep going."
@radiobiafralive
A heated session erupted in the House of Representatives on Tuesday following a motion seeking to counter what lawmakers described as “misleading international narratives on religious killings in Nigeria,” in the wake of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent comments designating Nigeria as a “country of particular concern.”
The motion, sponsored by Hon. Olamijuwonlo Ayodeji Alao-Akala (APC, Ogbomoso North, Ogbomoso South, and Oriire Federal Constituency, Oyo State), sparked uproar on the floor, forcing the House into a closed-door (executive) session after repeated shouts of “order!” and heated exchanges across party lines.
Introducing the motion under Order 8 Rule 5, Alao-Akala described it as a matter of “urgent national importance,” urging lawmakers to reject what he called “foreign media propaganda and distorted Western narratives” portraying Nigeria as a nation rife with religious killings.
“Mr. Speaker, I seek the leave of the House to suspend the relevant rules for me to take this matter of public importance on the need to address misleading international narratives on religious killings in Nigeria and strengthen domestic and diplomatic engagement for national cohesion,” Alao-Akala declared.
The motion was seconded by Hon. Mukhtar Tolani Shagaya (APC, Ilorin West/Asa Federal Constituency, Kwara State), who backed the call for a parliamentary response, describing it as “an all-important national issue that demands immediate intervention.”
But moments after Speaker Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas called for a voice vote, chaos broke out. Some lawmakers shouted over one another, accusing colleagues of politicizing the matter, prompting the Speaker to repeatedly call for calm.
“Order! Order, Honourable Members! Sit down!” Abbas urged as tempers flared.
Amid the escalating tension, the Speaker directed that the House resolve into an executive session. The motion to that effect was moved by Hon. Oswaembale Okumo (PDP, Presidential/Confederal Constituency) and seconded by another member.
“Those in support that we go into executive session, say aye,” the Speaker ruled, with a chorus of voices responding in the affirmative.
He then announced, “The House is hereby resolved to executive session. Please, you can leave the hall,” ordering journalists and aides out of the gallery.
The controversy comes days after Trump, in a statement, accused Nigeria’s government of “failing to protect Christians,” warning that the U.S. could cut aid or “deploy its Department of War” against terror groups if “religious persecution” continues.
Trump’s comments have provoked sharp reactions in Nigeria, with several political and religious leaders condemning what they called “reckless interference” in the country’s internal affairs.
@real_IpobDOS
I call the EU to recognize the Biafra Republic emerging out of failed #ExNigeria@kajakallas and remind the Free World that we failed Biafra in 1967 to 1970 during their liberation war to our eternal shame
We must make up for our failure and endorse Biafra Republic now
@POTUS
[Excerpt]: Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in His Statement to Justice James Omotosho today 4th November 2025...
"Before this court, you must surmount the legal thresholds I have raised prior to requesting that I proceed with my defense. You cannot ask me to open my defense when you are unable to specify under which law I am being charged. A review of the records from this court reveals that there is no law supporting the charges against me. Consequently, I request that this court release me. Your Lordship, I implore you to take judicial notice of all records within this court."
I call to never forget the victims of the genocide against the good people of Biafra, killed by Nigerians oligarchs backed by British and French imperial oil interest
We must apologize by recognition of Biafra Republic @radiobiafralive
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Killing Of Christians: “President Trump Should Be Warned That If He Sends The US Army To Nigeria, Nigerians Citizens Are Ready To Fight Them. We Will Bury Everyone Single America Soldier That Steps Into Nigeria Al!ve”.~ Pro Sadeeque ABBA Says
Let it be known that to today & tomorrow, no single Fulani is under trial in Nigeria for the numerous kị́lling of Christians in Nigeria.
But @MaziNnamdiKanu is in detention for speaking up against the kị́lling of Christians & demanding referendum for Biafra @realDonaldTrump.