EFFORT IN FUTILITY- AS APC VOTES N20M TO MOBILIZE CALABAR STUDENTS TO PROTEST AGAINST BIAFRA AGITATION

In the wake of wide spread protest against the continued detention of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra [IPOB] and director of Radio Biafra London, Nnamdi Kanu, the All Progressive People's Congress, [APC], has hatched a master plan to mobilize the southern states' students to match the streets of Calabar in protest against the Biafran Restoration efforts, an act which IPOB calls "EFFORT IN FUTILITY".

Just like a drowning man clings to any object within his reach,the Nigeria government's fruitless and unsuccessful effort to crush the pro-Biafra protest as they boasted has resorted to the use of coercion to bribe the hungry and gullible educationally frustrated students in Biafra land to protest against the program that hold the hope for their future. But as we said, this is Effort in Futility, because the youths in Biafra land are no longer fools to be used as pawns in the political marginalization game of the Nigeria corrupt empire. 

Now to achieve this hopeless plans of the unpatriotic Biafran political servants of Hausa Fulani, a whooping sum of Twenty Million Naira has been voted to buy the students who are ready to protest against their future and the future of their children by protesting against Biafra restoration agenda. But lets check the trends.

 Nigeria boasted that it will jam Radio Biafra London. But Radio Biafra told NBC [Nigeria Broadcasting Corporation] that Radio Biafra is un-jamable (cannot be jammed) and till date Federal Government of Nigeria is incapable of jamming Radio Biafra, but instead resorted to arresting people listening to or having the App of the world wide Radio in their phones. Is this not a childish and primitive fight of a defeated giant? Well as always, at the end we won. Radio Biafra as of today is blasting and blaring and simulcasting on multiple platforms. People all over the world can listen to Radio Biafra broadcasts through Radio Biafra App on their phones, on cable television radio channel, on Radio Biafra website on the internet, and in Biafra land, on multiple FM frequencies. Oh, lest I forget, you can also "call to listen" on a special telephone number from anywhere in the world. You see how big we are? So the task of jamming Radio Biafra inadvertently turned out to be "efforts in futility" again.



The Nigeria government boasted that it will crush the pro-Biafra protest with its police and military might ["might" only to unarmed civilians but mere chicken to Boko haram], but its a known fact that our ten million man protest was a huge success throughout Biafra land and finally at Abuja on the 23rd of November 2015 when the leader of IPOB Nnamdi Kanu was brought to court.

As we speak, Buhari and his agents of terror, the DSS have perfected plans to bring in people who have been paid to be arrested by the Nigeria DSS to confess that they have been hired by the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu to perform acts of terror in Nigeria as the Nigeria government, as we speak, have no credible charge for which they are detaining him. BUT WE ARE WAITING. It will as well be another EFFORT IN FUTILITY, and in the end of all this, BIAFRA will come.

"We are therefore by this message calling on all students in Biafra land to shun Buhari and his APC blood sucking criminal politicians and their blood money and support with all their might the struggle to restore the Independent sovereign State of Biafra where their future and that of their future generation is assured."

 Parents are hereby enjoined to prevail upon their young children not to allow themselves be used as game sticks in the hands of Hausa Fulani APC to fight against Biafra Restoration agenda. Biafra is an ideology and not a political quest. Any obstacle, no matter how big will be crushed and in the end Biafra will emerge.

Indigenous People Of Biafra [IPOB] in Biafra land and in the diaspora should remember that our protest is nonstop until our leader Nnamdi Kanu is released. Long live Biafra,

The Biafra Times