A man married a woman and her family doesn’t give him land but the family of the man she is marrying into gives her land and if she wants to go back to her fathers house she must leave the land. The only time her father can give her a land is if she never marries so how is that not fair??? You want her father to give her land and also her husband will give her land so what now happens to her brothers and their wives??? If you can be logical that tradition is very balanced
JUSTICE FOR CALISTA IFEDI
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
Justice for Calista Ifedi.
How long are Nigerians expected to remain silent when a woman disappears into state custody and later emerges as a name on a death report?
Calista Ifedi was taken from her home in Enugu alongside her husband, Sunday Ifedi, in November 2021 by security agents. Amnesty International documented the couple's disappearance and their detention without their whereabouts being disclosed to their family.
Years later, the DSS acknowledged that Calista had died while in custody at Wawa Barracks. That admission does not end the matter. It begins the demand for answers.
Who detained Calista?
Who authorised her detention?
What happened to her while she was in custody?
What medical treatment did she receive?
When exactly did she die?
Where are her remains?
Why was her death not disclosed to her family for years?
Who will be held accountable?
These are not unreasonable questions. They are basic questions of justice.
Human-rights organisations have already demanded an independent investigation, disclosure of the circumstances surrounding her death, production of her remains and an independent autopsy.
Calista was a human being. She had a family. She had a life. She deserved due process, medical care, dignity and the protection of the law.
Her death must not disappear into the same silence that surrounded her detention.
Justice delayed is not justice delivered.
We must keep asking questions. We must keep demanding an independent investigation. We must demand that whoever is found responsible face the law, regardless of rank, uniform or institution.
Do not allow Calista Ifedi to become another forgotten name.
JUSTICE FOR CALISTA IFEDI.
Her family deserves answers.
Her memory deserves justice.
Nigeria owes the public accountability.
JusticeForCalistaIfedi
JusticeForCalista
EndImpunity
HumanRights
Last time, I wrote that Kanuta Kanu, Emmanuel Kanu, Alloy Ejimakor, Maxwell Opara and Nnaemeka Ejiofor would eventually have to face Biafrans and answer questions about their actions. Today, we are beginning to see that confrontation taking place, as Emmanuel Kanu was confronted at an airport abroad.
We move.
Keep it up. You will go far as long as you stand for the truth. Don’t allow bitter and soulless Nigerian feminists who claim to fight for women yet always insult those who disagree with them to poison you into engaging in a gender war.
This is the kind of message the Biafran movement needs right now. Commitment must go beyond hashtags, speeches and social-media arguments. If we truly believe in Biafra, our conduct must reflect the values we claim to be fighting for.
Unity does not mean we must agree on everything. It means we can disagree without becoming enemies. Truth must remain more important than personalities, and discipline must guide our actions.
Most importantly, we must never destroy the very people and communities we claim we want to liberate. No killing, kidnapping, intimidation, destruction of markets or attacks on innocent people can build the Biafra we envision.
Let us organize, educate, build, support one another and remain committed to a peaceful and just future. The dream of Biafra should inspire us to become better people and build stronger communities.
Biafra needs committed people, but that commitment must be guided by truth, discipline, humanity and respect for life.
#BiafraReferendum
#BiafraExit
THE COMMITMENT THAT BIAFRA NEEDS RIGHT NOW
Biafra does not need more noise right now, Biafra needs commitment.
Anybody can shout "Biafra" on social media, Anybody can wear a Biafra regalia, Anybody can curse Nigeria leaders and politicians, That is easy.
Commitment is hard, Commitment is what you do when nobody is watching, Commitment is what you do when you are tired, when you are broke, when you are afraid.
This is the commitment Biafra needs right now:
1. Commitment To Unity, Not Division.
The enemy has one strategy: Divide us, Owerri against Enugu, Imo against Anambra, Coastal region and hinterland, IPOB against other Pro Biafra groups, Old against young.
Biafra needs the commitment to say: I may disagree with you, but I will never betray you to Abuja, We are one blood, One land, One destiny on Biafraland.
Our fathers died because they were divided, this generation must live united for us to achieve our dream of free Biafra.
2. Commitment To Truth, Not Lies.
Biafra cannot be built on propaganda, deception and lies, We need people who will tell the truth even when it hurts, If a leader is wrong, say it, If a plan is failing, fix or change it, If a comrade is stealing from the struggle, expose him.
Commitment to truth is commitment to Biafra freedom.
3. Commitment To Sacrifice.
Freedom is not free, the Jews paid for the state of Israel with the blood of over six million of the old and young, The South Sudanese paid for their country with 2 million dead, The Eritreans paid for over 30 years.
What are we willing to pay? Not just with our mouths, but with our time, our money, our businesses, our comfort etc.
A committed Biafran will pay his monthly dues, He will teach his children Igbo and other indigenous languages and history, He will not sell his land to outsiders for quick money, He will not betray the trust bestowed on him for worldly pleasures, He will not betray the struggle for personal gains and ego, He will not sell his brother to the Nigeria federal government.
4. Commitment To Discipline.
Discipline means no killing of our own people, No kidnapping of our own mothers, No burning of our own markets, A freedom fighter who kills his own people is not a freedom fighter, he is a criminal.
Biafra needs disciplined volunteers, disciplined traders, disciplined students, and disciplined leaders.
5. Commitment To Building, Not Just Protesting.
Nigeria is collapsing, We cannot wait for Biafra to be declared before we start building Biafra, We must build it now in our homes, in our villages, communities and towns, in our business areas and work places.
Build schools in the rural areas, Build clinics, Build roads, Build factories, Employ teaming Biafran youths so they don't become criminals.
That is the Biafra of our dream.
Protest may get the world's attention, Building will get the world's respect.
6. Commitment To Never Give Up.
This is the most important commitment. Nigeria wants us to get tired, Abuja wants us to say, "Let’s just manage." The world wants us to forget.
We must make a vow: We will not give up, Not in 2026, Not in 2030, Not until Biafra is restored.
Our fathers failed in 1970 because they had no choice, We will not fail because we have a choice and we choose Biafra.
Let's build any eagle army of volunteers who will dedicate themselves for the freedom of Biafra, because the most dangerous army in the world is an army of volunteers.
Biafra does not need perfect people. Biafra needs committed people.
@ChinasaNworu
@EmekaGift100
@real_IpobDOS
@IpobRaptureMedi
#BiafraReferendum
#BiafraExit
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THE COMMITMENT THAT BIAFRA NEEDS RIGHT NOW
Biafra does not need more noise right now, Biafra needs commitment.
Anybody can shout "Biafra" on social media, Anybody can wear a Biafra regalia, Anybody can curse Nigeria leaders and politicians, That is easy.
Commitment is hard, Commitment is what you do when nobody is watching, Commitment is what you do when you are tired, when you are broke, when you are afraid.
This is the commitment Biafra needs right now:
1. Commitment To Unity, Not Division.
The enemy has one strategy: Divide us, Owerri against Enugu, Imo against Anambra, Coastal region and hinterland, IPOB against other Pro Biafra groups, Old against young.
Biafra needs the commitment to say: I may disagree with you, but I will never betray you to Abuja, We are one blood, One land, One destiny on Biafraland.
Our fathers died because they were divided, this generation must live united for us to achieve our dream of free Biafra.
2. Commitment To Truth, Not Lies.
Biafra cannot be built on propaganda, deception and lies, We need people who will tell the truth even when it hurts, If a leader is wrong, say it, If a plan is failing, fix or change it, If a comrade is stealing from the struggle, expose him.
Commitment to truth is commitment to Biafra freedom.
3. Commitment To Sacrifice.
Freedom is not free, the Jews paid for the state of Israel with the blood of over six million of the old and young, The South Sudanese paid for their country with 2 million dead, The Eritreans paid for over 30 years.
What are we willing to pay? Not just with our mouths, but with our time, our money, our businesses, our comfort etc.
A committed Biafran will pay his monthly dues, He will teach his children Igbo and other indigenous languages and history, He will not sell his land to outsiders for quick money, He will not betray the trust bestowed on him for worldly pleasures, He will not betray the struggle for personal gains and ego, He will not sell his brother to the Nigeria federal government.
4. Commitment To Discipline.
Discipline means no killing of our own people, No kidnapping of our own mothers, No burning of our own markets, A freedom fighter who kills his own people is not a freedom fighter, he is a criminal.
Biafra needs disciplined volunteers, disciplined traders, disciplined students, and disciplined leaders.
5. Commitment To Building, Not Just Protesting.
Nigeria is collapsing, We cannot wait for Biafra to be declared before we start building Biafra, We must build it now in our homes, in our villages, communities and towns, in our business areas and work places.
Build schools in the rural areas, Build clinics, Build roads, Build factories, Employ teaming Biafran youths so they don't become criminals.
That is the Biafra of our dream.
Protest may get the world's attention, Building will get the world's respect.
6. Commitment To Never Give Up.
This is the most important commitment. Nigeria wants us to get tired, Abuja wants us to say, "Let’s just manage." The world wants us to forget.
We must make a vow: We will not give up, Not in 2026, Not in 2030, Not until Biafra is restored.
Our fathers failed in 1970 because they had no choice, We will not fail because we have a choice and we choose Biafra.
Let's build any eagle army of volunteers who will dedicate themselves for the freedom of Biafra, because the most dangerous army in the world is an army of volunteers.
Biafra does not need perfect people. Biafra needs committed people.
@ChinasaNworu
@EmekaGift100
@real_IpobDOS
@IpobRaptureMedi
#BiafraReferendum
#BiafraExit
Hey @DONJAZZY, I’m reaching out to you with a sincere request concerning one of my brothers who is genuinely talented in music but has not had the support or opportunity he needs to take his talent to the next level.
I know you receive countless messages every day, so I won’t ask you to help him simply because he is my brother. I’m asking you to give him a chance to prove himself. Listen to his music, assess his talent, and if you believe he has potential, please give him an opportunity to work with your team or under your guidance.
I am not asking for free money, a free deal, or charity. I am willing to pay for whatever legitimate professional service is required, or we can agree on a fair arrangement where you take your rightful share from whatever the project generates. I am open to discussing the terms professionally and transparently.
What I cannot accept is watching someone with genuine talent remain stuck simply because he lacks the right connection or support. Talent alone is sometimes not enough; opportunity matters too. You have built a platform that has helped many talented people become recognized, and I believe you are one of the few people who can look at an upcoming artist and know whether there is something worth developing.
Please, @DONJAZZY, give him just one opportunity to present himself. If you listen and feel he is not good enough, I will respect your judgment. But if you hear something special in him, I would be grateful if you could help create a pathway for him to develop.
I am ready to stand behind him financially and take responsibility for the agreement. We are not asking for a favour without value in return. We are asking for a professional opportunity, a chance to work, grow, and prove what he can do.
Please give him a listen. Sometimes one opportunity is all a talented person needs to change the direction of his life.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, @DONJAZZY. I genuinely appreciate what you have done for African music, and I hope you can give my brother the chance to show you what he has.
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Bar. Ifeanyi Ejiofor secured Kanus release.
Bar. Ifeanyi Ejiofor and Mike Ozekhome won in the Appeal court.
Bar. Aloy and co. Supervised the Sentencing of MNK to life in prison.
Shifting goal posts won't save your sunken ship.
Kanu Outsmarted Everyone — Even the Court
He knew the verdict was predetermined.
He knew no one in that courtroom would deliver justice.
So he 'fired' his lawyers.
Not out of anger. Not out of defiance. But out of strategy and care.
Kanu refused to let the blame for an inevitable outcome fall on those who were loyal to him. He protected his team. He centred himself on the real issue: the fight for his people.
This wasn’t just smart. It was brilliant leadership.
It showed how far he will go for those he loves. How deeply he thinks ahead. How he fights with purpose, not ego.
In one move, he:
-Shielded his lawyers from public anger
-Removed distractions that could derail the mission
-Maintained focus on the freedom struggle
Kanu didn’t just react to the system — he played the system while protecting his own.
Leaders like this aren’t common. Visionaries like this are rare.
And now the world sees it: even when the odds are stacked, even when the game is rigged, Kanu thinks ten steps ahead.
This is strategy. Loyalty. Leadership. Courage.
He didn’t need the courtroom to fight for his people. He needed clarity, focus, and the courage to act — and he delivered all three.
Vintage Kanu!
Written by ‘Preacher’.
Because of money, you feel you are a class above other people. No, we are all human beings and we all return to the same dust. Money can give you comfort, but it does not make you better than anyone else. Stay humble.
So I was rushing to work this morning when a very fine car stopped beside me. The glass was tinted, and the driver was calling me, but because I was already running late, I didn’t stop to find out what he wanted.
Only for a keke man to start asking me why I rejected the man. He even went as far as saying I would soon enter menopause and no man would want to marry me again. 😂😭
I was just looking at him like, what’s wrong with these people? Must I enter every car that stops for me? What if the man wants to use me for ritual? Christmas is around the corner, abeg! 😂🤣
Nwafor Racheal shares her experience in Enugu
Hey @DONJAZZY, I’m reaching out to you with a sincere request concerning one of my brothers who is genuinely talented in music but has not had the support or opportunity he needs to take his talent to the next level.
I know you receive countless messages every day, so I won’t ask you to help him simply because he is my brother. I’m asking you to give him a chance to prove himself. Listen to his music, assess his talent, and if you believe he has potential, please give him an opportunity to work with your team or under your guidance.
I am not asking for free money, a free deal, or charity. I am willing to pay for whatever legitimate professional service is required, or we can agree on a fair arrangement where you take your rightful share from whatever the project generates. I am open to discussing the terms professionally and transparently.
What I cannot accept is watching someone with genuine talent remain stuck simply because he lacks the right connection or support. Talent alone is sometimes not enough; opportunity matters too. You have built a platform that has helped many talented people become recognized, and I believe you are one of the few people who can look at an upcoming artist and know whether there is something worth developing.
Please, @DONJAZZY, give him just one opportunity to present himself. If you listen and feel he is not good enough, I will respect your judgment. But if you hear something special in him, I would be grateful if you could help create a pathway for him to develop.
I am ready to stand behind him financially and take responsibility for the agreement. We are not asking for a favour without value in return. We are asking for a professional opportunity, a chance to work, grow, and prove what he can do.
Please give him a listen. Sometimes one opportunity is all a talented person needs to change the direction of his life.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, @DONJAZZY. I genuinely appreciate what you have done for African music, and I hope you can give my brother the chance to show you what he has.