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@HQNigerianArmy You guy's are really quick and precise to ne¢trali2e the ESN/IPOB hideout but couldn't do thing a about the te••or activities going on in Borno. I heard of the grues0me killing going like everyday. In as much IPOB Isn't a terr0r group

UPDATE ON OPERATION EASTERN SANITY: ANOTHER IPOB/ESN STRONGHOLD FALLS, AS TROOPS SUSTAIN OFFENSIVE IN ANAMBRA AND IMO STATES Troops of Operation EASTERN SANITY is sustaining aggressive clearance operations against the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and its armed affiliate, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), within the Area of Operations. The coordinated operation is aimed at restoring lasting peace and security in the region. On 3 March 2026, troops in conjunction with other security agencies, with close air support from the Nigerian Air Force continued the ongoing clearance operations at Camp Gbadoanya in Orsumoghu, Ihiala Local Government Area of Anambra State. The joint force advanced to clear remnants of IPOB/ESN terrorists operating in the camp and its surrounding areas. During the operation, several insurgent camps were identified, thoroughly exploited, and destroyed. Items recovered include, Pump action guns, locally made dane guns, assorted rifle magazines, different rifle working parts, belts of ammunition and cutting machines. Others are, Biafran currencies, several IED making materials, Biafran Army Band and musical equipments amongst other items. a Biafran flag and a Biafran Army Headquarters flag were also recovered. Troops destroyed the flags and hoisted Nigerian flag in the camps. In continuation of the operations, on 4 March 2026, troops also destroyed several other camps within camp Gbadoanya. Troops also discovered and dismantled an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) fabrication site, which was carefully exploited and destroyed. Several IED making items were recovered from the sites. These include, several welding machines, drilling machines and filling machines. Several car batteries, one electrode welding handle, twelve locally fabricated guns and rifle components, as well as other IED equipment.

@DrCroc28 Please somebody help Nigeria Christians this just happened. And the president is silent. x.com/stellajilla/st…

Fulani mujahid Arabs in Nigeria have finished killing Nigerians with the help of Nigeria government that supply the ammunitions to them. It started on the 5th of march 2026 by 10pm till the next morning of 6th march 2926 in Borno State. @RepRileyMoore

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The ongoing slaughter of innocent Christians by Muslim terrorists in Nigeria is APPALLING. The Nigerian government’s silence is DEAFENING. I signed onto Rep. Chris Smith’s resolution calling on Congress to codify President @realDonaldTrump’s executive order, which labeled Nigeria as a particular country of concern over the massacre of Christians. Their complicity in the GENOCIDE of thousands of Christians must stop, and we must take action to fully condemn this NOW.

@RepRileyMoore @HouseAppropsGOP Thank you for your efforts but you guys needs boots on ground. Enough of online prep, let's get it on!

President Trump asked me and @HouseAppropsGOP to investigate the persecution of Christians in Nigeria. As part of this investigation, the committee is hosting a roundtable to continue building on the work we've done so far. We will never turn a blind eye to our brothers and sisters in Christ who suffer for their faith.

@AskMichaelTaiwo Tinubu that sleeps in security meetings doesn't care.

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On the Conviction of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu: A Call for Calm, Responsibility, and a Path to Peace...1 I waited to read and reflect on the judgment before making this statement. Moments like this demand calm thinking and careful consideration. The conviction of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is a moment of deep emotion for many in the Southeast and across the country. I urge our youths, IPOB sympathisers, and all concerned citizens to remain calm and avoid actions that could deepen tension in an already fragile environment. Violence will not advance our collective cause; it will only multiply our losses. I ask you to trust that pathways to resolution will be fully explored My earlier sympathy for IPOB stemmed from a simple democratic principle: the inalienable right of citizens to agitate peacefully within the bounds of the law. That right is foundational to any society that aspires to justice. But no movement retains moral authority once its name becomes associated with killings, injuries, fear, and the disruption of ordinary life. The Southeast has paid a heavy price; traders, travellers, young people, and security officers have all been victims. Any credible future engagement must begin with a clear renunciation of violence, the surrender of arms, and responsible acknowledgment of the harm caused by members, affiliates, and splinter groups. On the judicial process, I must speak with clarity. In 2017, I played a quiet but decisive role in ensuring that the judiciary’s decision to grant Mazi Kanu bail—despite executive opposition—was respected. It was a reminder that our courts, even under intense pressure, can act with courage. I therefore reject any disparaging characterisation of the judges involved in this matter. We may question judgments, but we must never undermine the dignity of the judiciary. It remains one of the critical guardrails preserving our democracy. That said, it is clear that the judgment has raised genuine concerns among legal experts and citizens alike, concerns about process, proportionality, and how the law was interpreted. These questions are legitimate in any democracy. Fortunately, our judicial system provides avenues for appeal, and I trust that the higher courts will address them with the fairness and thorough scrutiny they require. At the same time, we must acknowledge that the Nigerian state is overstretched, battling insecurity on multiple fronts, managing economic hardship, and facing rising public distrust and global scrutiny. Force alone cannot hold a diverse nation together. Beyond the legal pathways open to Mazi Kanu, there is room for a structured political settlement: one that requires IPOB to renounce violence and accept responsibility, and the government to consider a supervised process of dialogue, rehabilitation, and reintegration. History shows that when groups abandon violence and governments embrace dialogue, peace becomes possible. The Irish Republican Army entered a political process that led to the Good Friday Agreement. In Spain, ETA renounced violence, disarmed under international supervision, and eventually dissolved itself. These examples remind us that lasting peace is achieved not through victory or vengeance, but through accountability, courage, and negotiation. Our nation has reached the edge of exhaustion. We must step back, not out of fear, but out of faith in our shared future. I call on the Presidency, the National Council of State, and leaders of conscience across Nigeria to help midwife a process of dialogue anchored on justice, peace, and national harmony.

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From January 1st 2026, the Tinubu administration will automatically deduct a 20% tax directly from your bank accounts. Loan = 20% Gifts = 20% Donations = 20% Urgent 2k = 20% Bros abeg make i chop = 20% Unsolicited transfers = 20% The 20% would be taken automatically and without the need for you to submit any tax documents or filings. If you complain, you will be arrested by the DSS or Police and be sentenced by Justice Omotosho to life imprisonment in Sokoto prisons.

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!

@AloyEjimakor Literally, if I incite violence to the state of the country -- I have committed terrorism while the arm bandit are just forest guidance and should be treated with kid Grove and celebrated. #Referendum to the @Biafra_Govt #FreeNnamdiKanuNow

The ordeal continues as the Judge convicts Mazi Nnamdi Kanu of Counts 6 and 7 (the last Counts). It’s all over. Sentencing awaited, painfully.

@AloyEjimakor @GuardianNigeria @officialABAT Ndi Igbo keep exploring every legal means maka mgbe oga esu

Wake up, Nigerians: the Fulani's fight to take control of Nigeria has entered a new phase. Many people have not noticed this. Currently, as we speak, @Google has removed all the photos of Fulani herders with AK-47s, only ones with the traditional stick around a mere reason figures like Mahmoud Ali Youssouf of the African Union Commission deny a Christian genocide in Nigeria. Wake up, Nigeria. Check this out, retweet, and share.

.@officialABAT claims his government opposes religious persecution. But 12 states have Sharia law, and a Christian faces the death penalty for defending his farm from a Muslim Fulani militant who stabbed him repeatedly. More from my @FoxNewsSunday interview w/ @ShannonBream ⬇️

Mimister Wike: Power, Process, and the Rule of Law Any law enforcement officer, in uniform or plain clothes, represents the President and the sovereignty of the Nigerian state. To abuse such an officer is to diminish the authority of the Republic itself. Minister Nyesom Wike’s decision to personally enforce a directive at a disputed site was a fundamental misstep. In constitutional democracies, power operates through institutions not impulse. Executive authority must be exercised or adjudicated through the courts, ministries, and lawful instruments of state, never through confrontation. No matter how justified a grievance, a minister cannot become an enforcer; that violates the very idea of ordered government. In a democracy, ministers act through process, not presence. A formal communication to the Minister of Defence, whose office oversees the Armed Forces, would have sufficed. If the officers were on illegal duty, the established disciplinary systems would have addressed it. When a minister trades words with a uniformed officer acting under orders — lawful or otherwise — it corrodes discipline and confuses hierarchy. The officer’s duty is to obey the chain of command, not verbal instructions on a roadside; the minister’s duty is to act through lawful channels. The Minister should apologise to the officer for using abusive language. It is not acceptable behaviour. The conduct of the DSS protective details was equally unprofessional. Their responsibility was to extract their principal from a rancorous and potentially dangerous situation, not to escalate it. Security officers must remember that their loyalty is to the state, not to personalities. This episode is a cautionary tale: This episode demeans the dignity of the office of the Minister and undermines the image of disciplined governance. Osita Chidoka 11 November 2025

PRESS RELEASE FULANI TERRORISM CANNOT BE EQUATED WITH IPOB SELF-DETERMINATION : NIGERIA MUST STOP REWARDING VIOLENCE By Chief Malcolm Emokiniovo Omirhobo Human Rights Lawyer & Public Interest Advocate Date: 10th November 2025 I strongly condemn the recent attempt by Sheikh Ahmad Gumi and certain northern elites to draw a moral equivalence between the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and Fulani terrorists. This comparison is reckless, misleading, and an insult to the victims of terrorism. Let the facts be clear: IPOB is demanding a separate state through agitation and self-determination. Fulani terrorists are engaged in revenge killings, kidnappings, land occupation, and violent domination. These are not the same and must never be treated as such. If Sheikh Gumi insists that Fulani terrorists have grievances, Nigerians deserve clear answers: Who offended them? What injustice justifies the killing, kidnap, rape, and displacement of thousands? Why should terrorists be praised for “listening” while citizens are buried daily? The Fulani are not oppressed. They occupy major positions in government, security forces, and national politics. Nigeria must stop rewarding violence and blaming victims. If there are people with legitimate grievances, it is communities like mine in the Niger Delta: Our oil and gas are taken to sustain Nigeria, but our people live in poverty. Our rivers, creeks, and farmlands are polluted beyond use. We cannot fish, farm, or hunt anymore. Yet we do not take up arms against innocent Nigerians. We seek justice, not bloodshed. Northern elites must stop misleading their people and glorifying terrorists. Terrorism is a crime. Self-determination is a legal debate. The two must never be confused or equated. Nigeria must choose: Will we continue to justify terror and silence truth? Or will we uphold justice, equality, and the sanctity of human life? @channelstv @AIT_Online @ARISEtv @BBCAfrica @SaharaReporters @PremiumTimesng @guardianNigeria @MobilePunch @LeadershipNGA @DailyTrust @THISDAYLIVE @Vanguardngrnews @NationNewsflash @tvcnewsng @CNN @AJEnglish @ReutersAfrica @SocialMediaTrendsNG @SaharaReporters @PeoplesGazette Government / Security Handles (Optional): @PoliceNG @HQNigerianArmy @HQNigerianAirForce @GovNigeria @NGRPresident @FMICNigeria @ICPC_PE @OfficialEFCC

Boko Haram strike again in the North despite US warning. @MikeAnorldTruth @trigottista @POTUS.

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@Nedumcity_ You are such a hypocritical liar... Shame on you.. Where and when did court refused NK such privilege

Nnamdi Kanu hasn’t changed his Fendi clothes for over 4 years now, why? Nnamdi Kanu wanted to wear “isi agu” clothes the traditional Igbo attire and both DSS and the court refused him. They said that “isi agu” clothe scares them. “Clothes with lion’s head offend the standard operating procedures” DSS said.

Soom Nigeria will be history same as Yugoslavia We must learn to accept the facts ExYugoslavia is gone and nobody misses this failed state Now it is time for ExNigeria and nobody will miss this failed state

Good media coverage on Freedom for Biafra iconsnews.com/2025/11/we-fai…