Showing posts with label Eastern Nigeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eastern Nigeria. Show all posts

Friday, 10 July 2015

Boko Haram: Biafrans paralyse commercial activities in Eastern Nigeria

Boko Haram: Biafrans paralyse commercial activities in Eastern Nigeria
Irked by Nigeria's Government’s seeming unwillingness to relocate suspected Boko Haram prisoners from Ekwulobia Prison in Aguata Local Government Council, Anambra State, despite street protests, Biafran traders under the aegis of the South East Markets Traders Amalgamated Associations (SEMATAS), on Thursday, paralysed commercial activities in the Eastern Nigeria region. The traders demanded that the prisoners be moved of the prisoners to their original base.

Wednesday, 1 July 2015

Biafra erupts in protests: Soldiers Take over Anambra Prisons. Eastern Nigeria youths continue to protest over relocation of Boko Haram Prisoners.

Biafra erupts in protests: Soldiers Take over Anambra Prisons. Eastern Nigeria youths continue to protest over relocation of Boko Haram Prisoners. 


Biafra is engulfed in protest and soldiers have been deployed in strategic locations. Few days after Anambra-based traders under the auspices of Anambra State Amalgamated Traders Association (AMATAS) shut down all markets in the state to protest the widely-believed relocation of Boko Haram convicts to Ekwulobia Prison, traders from the entire Biafra has showed solidarity to the cause by staging a 7-hour protest in Ekwulobia, to demand that the prisoners be moved back to the North.

Friday, 29 May 2015

Proclamation of the Republic Of Biafra 1967 (Part 1)

Proclamation  of the Republic Of Biafra 1967 (Part 1)
IT IS RIGHT and just that we of this generation of Eastern Nigerians, should record for the benefit of posterity, some of the reasons for the momentous decision we have taken at this crucial time in the history of our people. 

The Military Government of Eastern Nigeria has, in a series of publications, traced the evils and injustices of the Nigerian political association through the decades, stating also the case and standpoint of Eastern Nigeria in the recent crisis.