SNN Biafra News Update | Nigerian Army Batch of Foods to Internally Displaced Persons "IDPs" Camps in Bayelsa state [Yenegoa Province, Biafra] poisoned - BRF reports. November 5, 2018. The report from Biafra Revolutionary Forces, (BRF) reads: "The Nigerian Army has delivered food stuffs including, rice, salt and indomie noodles to Biafrans in Bayelsa State. THIS FOOD IS POISONED! Biafrans should throw this food away immediately. BRF restates its instruction to Biafrans not to accept any medicine or food from any Nigerian Organization or Military Group." Recently, so many homes including schools in provinces across Biafra land were affected by the flood that happened some weeks ago. There are IDP camps set up by the government of each affected state with NEMA manning each, as well as in Yenegoa province to receive affected families and persons. No fewer than 500 households will benefit from the first batch of food and non-food items donated to Internally Di...
Author: Radio Biafra Burnt shops at Ochanja market, Onitsha. October 16th, 2019. The essence of collecting different levies and taxation in the market is to equip that market with necessities, make sure the whole market is protected from any attack. But here in Anambra, they collect levies from wheelbarrow pushers, from those selling pepper, morning levy, afternoon levy, evening levy, shop to shop collecting different kind of levies and taxation. Add captionBurnt shops at Ochanja market, Onitsha. October 16th, 2019. Making billions upon billions of Nigerian naira from traders yet cannot use the money to protect the business of our people by setting up standby and standard fire fighter service dept knowing very well that anything can happen. Tomorrow this hopeless government will still go out to tax our people. Let no body pay any cent in the name of market levy anymore; they should come and tell us what they have been doing with the billions collected from trader...
Organize a referendum for Ambazonians - Barrister Felix Agbor Ngongho at the House of commons, Canadian Parliament. 30th Oct. 2018. Barrister Felix Agbor Ngongho popularly known as "Balla" in Southern Cameron (Ambazonia) is the director and the founding President of the Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa (2005), and President of the Anglophone Civil Society Consortium. He is a lawyer. He studied in Cameron, Nigeria and the U.S. He was called to the bar in 1996. As a practicing lawyer he has worked at the UN as a legal adviser to the international criminal tribunal, he has worked as a human rights adviser with the UN mission in Afghanistan. He has worked as a legal adviser to the UN Police in DRC. He was detained, tortured and charged with terrorism by the dictatorial Regime of 85-year-old Paul Biya of the Republic of Cameroon alongside other learned lawyer activists who called for a better legal and educational system, restoration of the common law which is ...
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