THE RESTORATION OF BIAFRA NATION

  The Miss World Organization took to social media to congratulate Andrea Meza of Mexico for winning the 69th Miss Universe pageant. Before competing in Miss Universe, Meza joined Miss World in 2017, finishing first runner-up to Manushi Chhillar of India.  "Congratulations, Andrea!" read the post on the Miss World Facebook page, referring to the beauty queen as its Miss World Americas 2017. It went on to reveal that Meza earlier joined her fellow Miss World 2017 queens on a "global humanitarian tour" that included stops in India, China, Indonesia, British Virgin Islands, and the United States. The Miss World Organization also congratulated Julia Gama for her first runner-up placement in the recently concluded Miss Universe competition. Gama represented Brazil in the Miss World pageant back in 2014. "We are so proud of both of you and delighted Andrea won, you really deserve it," the post read.   CONGRATULATIONS ANDREA!!! Congratulations from ...

  Enugu Police Command has denied claims it arrested 57 pro-Biafra agitators in Enugu, the state capital on Sunday.  THE RESTORATION OF BIAFRA NATION Some agitators, who are members of the Benjamin Onwuka-led Biafra Zionists Federation (BZF), had on Sunday claimed policemen from Ogui Division stormed their meeting venue and whisked them away. In a message he sent out on Sunday, leader of the group, Onwuka said: “They arrested 57 of our members this morning. We were preparing to go for our Biafra parade. “We are non-violent people, we are peaceful agitators. They should be released immediately, unconditionally, without charge, they committed no crime. “We have informed the United States of this development.” But in a swift reaction, Enugu Police spokesman, ASP Daniel Ndukwe, denied arresting the agitators. He rather explained that 54 persons were seen to be unlawfully gathered at Owerri Road, Ogui, Enugu and brought to the headquarters for questioning. “After noth...

  Nigeria secret police, officers of Department of state Service DSS Di sit-at-home order to mark Biafra Day on May 30 don take effect for some parts of South eastern Nigeria. THE RESTORATION OF BIAFRA NATION Though di day fall enter Sunday wey pipo of di region no dey too comot, some parts of di region witness little or no activity. Tori be say many residents of di region also carry di day for mind sake of all di attacks wey don happun in di past 7 months - di attacks come make pipo dey alert well well. Wetin May 30 mean for South Eastern Nigerians? How Biafra Day celebration make police arrange 'watertight security' for south east Security agencies wey be di highest casualties of di attacks by jaguda pipo wey many pipo don dey call 'Unknown gunmen' also say dem dey ready to battle di armed men. All of di states wey don suffer attacks including; Abia, Ebonyi, Anambra, Imo and Enugu don take steps to tackle di activities of di jaguda pipo. Wetin goment don do Go...

  Markets in various parts of Aba, the commercial nerve city of Abia State on Saturday witnessed huge numbers of shoppers as they make last-minute purchases of perishable and non-perishable items 48hrs ahead of the May 31st Sit-At-Home Biafra Day celebration. THE RESTORATION OF BIAFRA NATION Our correspondent who went round various places in Aba including Ariaria International Market, Power Line, Bakassi Shoe Plaza, Ahia Ohuru, Shopping Center and Cemetery markets respectively reports that a lot of residents and visitors were seen making their last shopping preparatory to the sit-at-home call by the IPOB. At Milverton off Asa road and Hospital road by Mosque, many persons, especially those who are travelling to other parts of the country that were in Aba to buy either footwears or clothing materials were seen inspecting their goods as they were being loaded in various luxurious buses. Unlike other Saturdays in Aba, the roads were busy with passengers and vehicles comin...

  IPOB Sit-at-home: Condemnations trail Nnamdi Kanu’s threat to South-east residents  Mr Kanu threatened death to anyone who fails to observe the sit-at-home order. Condemnations have trailed the threat issued to people of South-east by the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu on the sit-at-home order. Mr Kanu had in a broadcast declared that the sit-at-home will commence 6p.m. on Saturday till 6p.m. on Monday. He said the order is compulsory and must be obeyed by all the people in the region. He warned that anyone seen outside will be killed. “From 6p.m. on the 29th, there will be no movement, this is not sit-at-home but no movement. If you are found outside from 6p.m. you are dead,” he said. Those who reacted on Saturday condemned the threat by Mr Kanu, stating that it was wrong to threaten the lives of the same people he claims to be fighting for their freedom. Others noted that the exercise is voluntary and warned Mr Kanu to stop using coerc...