Bibi Okoye

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[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@ChinasaNworu @real_IpobDOS @radiobiafralive Biafrans!! we move!!

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

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[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@_MelGibson_1 I should prefer to ban Muslims' call to prayer in public places 100%. The reason is while other denominations pray to please God. They do their own to claim supremercy. I have seen them on many countries where they pray along the road causing severe traffic.

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@0ivankaTrump1 No

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@RalphTathagata @EmekaGift100 Please, don't include Namdi Kanu in that your rotten write up. This is not being emotional but the truth. Nnamdi Kanu is a saviour.

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@ElonVisioniX I saw 1463

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@ElonVisioniX 36 is missing

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@spoiltkid He is not looking for our peace. He is selfish. It is also important if DNA should be carried out on him to identify who he is.

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

Burkina Faso President, Ibrahim Traoré is making waves on social media following an impactful speech he delivered on Thursday, July 16, 2026.

Traore who was addressing representatives from the Yagha region in Ouagadougou focused on two important areas: religion and education.

He stated that, his administration is committed to religious diversity and will not enforce any particular faith or belief system on the citizens.

“I am a Muslim, but everyone in Burkina Faso has the right to practice their own religion. There will never be Sharia law here,” he said.

Traoré further highlighted a severe mismatch between the country's current educational outputs and its critical societal needs. According to him, many young Burkinabes are focusing on studying abstract theories, particularly religious scholarship.

He added further that, the focus of the country’s educational system will shift entirely towards STEM to meet the demands of modern development. “We need people with technological skills to build our nation, not Sharia scholars,” Traore said.
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[Uchechi Okwu-Kanu @OkwukKanu]

THE BATTLE FOR NARRATIVE CONTROL: How Fake Accounts, Internal Sabotage, and External Propaganda Are Undermining IPOB and the Struggle for Mazi #NnamdiKanu's Freedom. https://t.co/x8UVxgT4W9

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@jacob_iber @ChinasaNworu What do you mean? 2nd Niger bridge promise lasted for as long as Buhari was in power. He finally built it under pressure, after his 15 years of being in power. If Igbos are part of Nigeria, why is building 2nd Niger Bridge seen as a gift to them?

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

This is Late Buhari and Chibuike Amaechi train to Maradi with a loan of nearly $2B stuck in the mud.
Due to their animosity towards Igbos, they declined to construct railways in the southeast and instead opted to build railroads in the no man land in the North, where there are no inhabitants.

Additionally, $2 billion in loans has been squandered and is now lost in the mud, with repayment coming from the natural resources of the eastern region.
What a country !
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@NGRSenate
@HouseForeignGOP
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@MFA_China @NGRPresident

[Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧 @TRobinsonNewEra]

Nigerian Priest: "We refuse to be Islamic, we will never bow down to Allah, Allah is a demon"!

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@CrownprinceCom2 My friend Alex is using the quoter he has a a governor. That share if given to you as I am looking at you, you and your family could have taken all and send all your people abroad. That's the share Alex Otti is using to build his state. Count Tinibu out of this.

[Bibi Okoye @okoyebibi]

@ChinasaNworu Those attacking and arresting the ESN are the enemy to referendum. They are afraid of them and so using government authority to arrest them. Biafra freedom now. Release Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. #loversfreedom#IPOBworldwide.

[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

Attention !
Attention!!

Warning / Security breach!

If you're an IPOB principal officer in Biafraland, kindly change your location, be on high alert, and watch your back.

The internal enemies among us have started giving out your meeting venues to the Nigerian DSS, and as I speak to you now, some IPOB principal officers were abducted this weekend; some were shot, and they are being taken to an unknown location for now.

Therefore, I advise that IPOB gatherings or meetings in Biafraland should halt for the time being, with adjustments to arrangements and locations, and await additional guidance from the IPOB leadership.

As I have always informed you all , what is happening now is the work of the Nigerian government plans being planned and orchestrated by the DSS . All these attacks against IPOB leadership and the media personnel are a covert operation agreed and contracted with the infiltrators to destroy the struggle, knowing quite well that if the DOS can be destroyed , it will lead to the collapse of the Biafra struggle.

Mazi Chinasa Nworu
For IPOB leadership

Share widely .
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[Chinasa Nworu @ChinasaNworu]

IPOB is a non-violent organisation. #IPOB #nigeria #SitAtHome
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[🐉🐉🐉I G Don @igifechukwu]

Nnamdi kaun has reportedly refused to meet with president Bola Ahmed Tinubu at a detention facility in sokoto, despite an alleged offer of freedom and #100 billion.

According to insider sources,Kanu rejected the proposal and instead demanded that a genuine referendum be conducted to allow the Igbo people to decide their political future.He reportedly stated that he would rather "d!e trying" then abandon that demand.

BRAVERY....
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Bu Ezigbo Mmadu 💪🌝

[Eastern Heritage Network @heritagenewsnet]

⚓ An Igbo Boy From Abia State Is Commanding One of America's Most Powerful Warships**

Now let us discuss about Commodore Kelechi Ndukwe.

His parents left Nigeria in 1977 as poor college students with nothing but hope and a hunger to build something. His father worked three jobs while studying engineering at West Virginia University. His mother was studying nursing at the same time and gave birth to Kelechi and his younger brother right there in West Virginia while still in school. They didn't pause. They didn't quit. They just kept going.

That is the home Kelechi Ndukwe grew up in.

He went on to study at Notre Dame, joined the US Navy on a scholarship, and told himself he would serve his five years and move on to civilian life. But something happened during those five years. He looked around and realised he was one of very few Black officers in those ranks. And a colleague pulled him aside and told him something that changed everything. He said that if people who look like us are not in these rooms then who will be there for the ones coming after us.

Kelechi stayed.

Twenty years later, in April 2021, he stood on the deck of USS Halsey, a guided missile destroyer docked at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and took command. He became the first Nigerian American to command a US Navy guided missile destroyer. The kind of warship that carries missiles capable of striking targets hundreds of miles away. The kind of ship that represents some of the most advanced military technology on the planet.

He had already commanded a minesweeper in Bahrain before that. He had served as weapons officer in Japan. He had worked as a Navy liaison to the US Congress at the Pentagon. He had deployed to the Mediterranean, the Arabian Gulf, the Horn of Africa and the Western Pacific.

And then in November 2025 he made history again. He was appointed Commodore of Destroyer Squadron 60 and Task Force 65, based in Rota, Spain. Commanding not just one warship but an entire squadron.

He named his daughter Kamara. He said he wanted to keep his Igbo roots alive no matter how far he goes. He once told a young sailor who was frustrated about scrubbing decks that the little things have huge impacts, and that you have two choices in any situation. You can lose focus and waste the opportunity, or you can remember why you are there.

That Igbo boy from Akoko-Item in Abia State remembered why he was there. Every single day for over two decades.

And now he commands a fleet. 🖤⚓

Retweet to let more people know about him.

[Kiu tv @KizyUzoma]

Biafra History in Israel: For the first time in 56 years, Israel Parliament raised concerns over Biafrans situations in Nigeria.