In the Atlantic Post Opinion Section, Jude Ede-Attah writes: “Whoever imagined that time will come when Igbos will behead each other in broad daylight, spike the severed heads and play football with it? Whoever thought that it is possible that Ndigbo who are acclaimed for their respect for personal hard work and toil would willfully set ablaze the hard-earned goods and property of any of their own for no discernible reason and beat their chest about it?”
Opinion: Sleepwalking into avoidable catastrophe: An urgent alert to the World Igbo Congress and other U.S.-based supporters of IPOB and ESN. By Tony Nnadi of NINAS/LNC. What do you think?
“That the use of the Term “Biafra” in describing the Territory over which he seeks independence, throws up the controversy as to whether it is the Biafra Territory of May 30, 1967 or whether the Territory has shrunk to the East Central State of May 27, 1967 or expanded to include parts or the whole of Midwest Region/State of May 27, 1967,” Tony Nnadi writes in Opinions.
Opinion: An analysis of Dr. Moghalu’s article: “My thoughts on the situation in Southeast Nigeria” by Dr. Okenwa Nwosu, MD.
PDP raises alarm as President Buhari purportedly contemplates State of Emergency in Anambra over Unknown gunmen terrorism ahead of November 6, 2021 governorship elections.
In the following Washington Times op-ed, Ivan Sascha Sheehan argues why the U.S. State Department should designate the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a foreign terrorist organization (FTO). For him: “The U.S. had correctly prescribed terror labels to other secessionist groups that employ these tactics – the ETA in Spain, the Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka, and the PKK in Turkey. Now the people IPOB claims to represent, the Igbo, are even seeking to distance themselves from the group. So why hasn’t the U.S.?
Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Faruk Yahaya flags off exercises to tackle terror by Unknown Gunmen in the Southeast of Nigeria.
“With the “Biafra” Conundrum featuring like a recurring decimal in the Eastern Nigeria Sphere of the wider angry debates on the future of the Igbo in the distressed Federation of Nigeria, it has become pertinent to remind us of the Choices we have made or been perceived to have made as a People by the rest of Nigeria, as well as the outcomes we can expect from those choices,” Tony Nnadi writes in Opinions.
“The General Public is hereby informed that neither NINAS nor Ilana Omo Oodua, is in anyway involved with the Planned Washington DC Rally of October 1-3, 2021 and that the use of the emblems of both were unauthorized.”
Who faces justice for murder of Nd’Igbo by Nnamdi Kanu as the Sen. Ike Ekweremadu-led Southeast NASS caucus tries to obstruct justice by intervening?