In the next couple of months, we will have Dutch experts visit the South East to train our children in high-precision masonry, plumbing, welding, and carpentry.
We will start with these core skills and gradually expand into other relevant areas.
The first cohort will then pass on their training and knowledge to others as we scale the programme.
This is the generation that will build our society.
Things every Igbo person should do this week:
-Speak Igbo.
-Learn Igbo.
-Teach your children Igbo.
-Join Igbo organisations.
-Stream Igbo music.
-Watch Igbo movies.
-Support Igbo startups.
-Wear Igbo attire.
-Study one Igbo history this week.
-Build Igbo communities.
-Preach Igboness.
-Be proud of being Igbo.
-Carry yourself with pride.
-Smell Igbo Igbo.
Igbo Amaka.
In a generation where some Igbo people think hiding their Igboness equates to being classy,
I call Akpu Akpu.
I call Onugbu Onugbu.
I call Ofe Akwu Ofe Akwu.
I call Abacha Abacha
I call Ofe Nsala Ofe Nsala.
Proud of my Igboness.
Proud of my mother tongue.
I’m the Igbo Barbie.
BREAKING!
A Push for Regional Economic Protection?
Rumor Reports claim that South East governors have agreed to suspend the sale of Dangote Cement across the South East until Ibeto Cement resumes full operations.
The decision was reportedly reached during a meeting in Enugu, where the governors expressed concerns that the closure of Ibeto Cement has allowed Dangote Cement to dominate the regional market, creating what they described as an unhealthy monopoly.
According to the reports, the governors maintained that Dangote Cement should not be sold anywhere in the South East until the Federal Government removes all restrictions preventing Ibeto Cement from returning to full production. They argued that the move is aimed at encouraging fair competition, protecting indigenous industries, and boosting regional economic growth.
The reports also attributed the following statement to the governors:
"The Hausa people mostly build mud houses. We are placing a ban on Dangote Cement until the Nigerian government's restrictions on Ibeto Cement are lifted."
IPOB Worldwide have lost a formidable Soldier of the Biafran Struggle.
Mazi Osita Isiwu is one of the IPOB UK formidable Unit Cordinator and IPOB media warrior before his demise .
Losing Mazi Osita at this stage of our struggle is a profound loss for our movement. Let us honor him, his dedication and legacy by continuing fighting for Biafra freedom , for all those that we lost along this journey cared so much about Biafra .
I am sending my deepest sympathy to his spouse and children he left behind at this difficult time.
RIP Mazi Osita .
“Ga nkeoma”
@radiobiafralive@real_DOS_Press
In 2021, Governor Willie Obiano, then Executive Governor of Anambra State, showed courage by openly paying respect to Biafra Heroes Day. No matter what people say about him politically, I still respect him till today for recognizing the sacrifices and memories of Biafran heroes when many others stayed silent.
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