By continually denying the ongoing war crimes against Biafrans, Lai Mohammed is digging a deep hole around himself

By continually denying the ongoing war crimes against Biafrans, Lai Mohammed is digging a deep hole around himself

Nigeria's Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, is denying the ongoing war crimes against Biafrans by Nigerian security forces. According to Mohammed, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) is using fake videos to hoodwink international community. What Mohammed is forgetting that all these are being documented. His denial of these genocide and war crime will bury him as an accomplice. He should start treading with caution on this issue, which is way bigger than him.

Buhari's priority is genocide-for-oil, not Boko Haram - Prof Chinweizu

Buhari's priority is genocide-for-oil, not Boko Haram - Prof Chinweizu

Buhari’s priority is Genocide-for-oil, not Boko Haram, or corruption or the fuel, power shortages etc. that he claimed. In his Inaugural speech on May 29, 2015, Buhari told the world this:

"At home we face enormous challenges. Insecurity, pervasive corruption, the hitherto unending and seemingly impossible fuel and power shortages are the immediate concerns. . . . We can fix our problems. 

Gowon ranks sixth among world's mass murderers well above Pol Pot of Cambodia and Kim Il Sung of North Korea

Gowon ranks sixth among worlds mass murderers well above Pol Pot of Cambodia and Kim Il Sung of North Korea

The Biafran has obtained a  list (see table below) of 20th century mass murderers across the world and the estimated number of people killed by their orders (excluding enemy armies). Former Nigerian dictator Yakubu Gowon is ranked just below Hideki Tojo of Japan and Josef Stalin of defunct Soviet Union.

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.