The world stood by and watched millions slaughtered: Watch Netanyahu calling for world recognition of Biafra Genocide

The world stood by and watched millions slaughtered: Watch Netanyahu calling for world recognition of Biafra Genocide

The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in April slammed western powers during his speech on Holocaust Remembrance Day, saying that Allied powers knew of the atrocities happening to Jews in death camps and had they have acted on that knowledge they would have saved the lives of four million Jews and millions of others. He also added that the world stood by and watch Biafran genocide and others happen where millions lost their lives.

Biafra Genocide: Gowon prepares to face ICC. I’m ready for ICC trial - Gowon

Biafra Genocide: Gowon prepares to face ICC. I’m ready for ICC trial -  Gowon

With increasing rise of Biafra, former Nigerian military dictator Yakubu Gowon, who killed over 3 million Biafrans has began to consider the approaching prospects of his trial for war crimes in The hague. The Nation reports that Gowon told his critics recently that he is ready to face trial anywhere over allegation that he and Federal Government under him starved millions of Igbo to death during the Civil War.

He said Professor Chinua Achebe whose latest book ‘There was a country’, triggered the current frenzy over who played what role during the war, wrote out of ignorance.

The Last Train to Biafra: Untold stories of Biafra narrated by a UK medical doctor

Untold stories of Biafra: UK medical doctor releases shocking memoirs

The aftermath of any war invites contrary prospects. Triumphant generals speak of their conquest in multiple decibels. Defeated commanders tell the tale of gallantry at warfronts and paints pictures of overwhelming odds. Creative writers give us bizarre depictions, emotional distraught and rare acts of perseverance by characters.

Explosive Video! Why Biafra must be restored in a nutshell: History of Biafra, how British dragged Biafra into Nigeria

The video below summaries the entire quest and justification for restoration of Republic of Biafra,
It touched on how the British forcibly merged Biafrans with other nationalities to form the unworkable country currently known as Nigeria. It elaborated on the atrocities of the Biafran genocide actively supported by Britain. As well as continuous intimidation and oppression of Biafran by other nationalities in Nigeria.

The Genocaust: A personal experience of the Biafra Genocide and Holocaust

The Genocaust (Igbo Genocide and Holocaust)

We opened our arms in friendship.

We lived amongst you as one.

We shared with you our wealth and know-how.

We forgot our homes and your home we made ours.

We gave up our language that we may learn yours.

We preached love, brotherhood and unity.

Captured on video: The atrocities of Gowon and his foot soldiers

Captured on video: The atrocities of Gowon and his foot soldiers

The many war crimes committed against Biafrans by Yakubu Gowon have continued to be ignored by the world. Whereas dictators across the world who committed less heinous crimes as Gowon's-led Nigeria government have been made the face the law, Gowon and his associates have been allowed to roam free. Talk of justice in the world.

The many war crimes COMFORTABLY ignored by the world

The many war crimes COMFORTABLY ignored by the world

Below is a video that is just a tip of the iceberg of the many atrocities and war crimes committed against Biafrans. The world has seen various trials of world criminals, but the largest war crime ever committed in Africa has been ignored by the world. The war criminals are celebrated as heroes while their victims have continued to be treated with ignominy.

Khmer Rouge Guilty Verdict: Time for Gowon, Obasanjo, Danjuma and others to face prosecution for genocide and war crimes

Two elderly former Khmer Rouge leaders convicted last week of crimes against humanity

Last week  two leaders of the infamous Khmer Rouge regime were jailed having been found guilty of crimes against humanity.  A UN-backed war crimes tribunal found the Khmer Rouge’s Brother No 2 Nuon Chea and former head of state Khieu Samphan guilty of crimes against humanity and sentenced  to life imprisonment, in a move heralded by human rights groups as a “historic victory” for the nation.

The verdict came  nearly 40 years after the regime led by Pol Pot ended its murderous four-year reign over Cambodia, during which time nearly 2 million people – a quarter of the population –died from