Army investigation of Aba Massacre: Only credible investigation missions are acceptable to us-Intersociety

Nigerian Army Investigate Aba Massacre: Only credible investigation missions are acceptable to us-Intersociety

(Onitsha Nigeria, 22^nd of February 2016)-The attention of International Society for Civil Liberties & the Rule of Law is drawn over a recent report by the Sundiata Post; an online media outfit that the Nigerian Army had dispatched an investigative team to Aba to ascertain the veracity or otherwise of the 9^th of February 2016 massacre of 22 members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and dumping of 13 of them in Aba-Port Harcourt Road Burrow Pit. The report quoted the Provost Marshal of the Nigerian Army, Brig General Ayuba Tedman Hamman as having disclosed this during the commissioning of the newly established Human Rights Desk, Department of Civil-Military Affairs, at the Army Headquarters in Abuja.

Onitsha Massacre Details: Biafrans MURDERED for carrying mere flyers. "Order from above".

Sunday 30th August has been described as a Black Sunday for Biafrans. It was a day over 30 Biafran evangelising for Biafra Independence in Onitsha were shot by a combined team of Nigeria Navy, Army and Police. Three persons have been reported dead with many others, severely wounded are still at the hospital.

The Northernisation of the Nigerian Army and military installations: Why the North want to remain in power

The Northernisation of Nigerian Army and military installations: Why the North want to remain in power

Daily the core reasons why the Northern Oligarchy wishes to perpetually cling onto power in Nigeria emerges. The North wish to remain in position of power because of the numerous advantages it gives them to dominate every facet of the geographic expression called Nigeria. The own virtually all the oil blocks, the control large vast of farmlands commandeered from original owners, the control the borders and ports and most importantly they dominate the Nigeria Army – an instrument they have effectively utilised to perpetuate their dominance and control.

Analysis of basic military installations of the Nigerian Army carried out by The Biafran exposes the decadal Northenisation of the Nigerian Army.