Condolence Message from IPOB, Cross River State Chapter, to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and the Entire Family of EZE Israel Okwu Kanu

November 12, 2019 |The Biafra Times


No word is enough to express our sorrow over the loss of your mother, Lolo Ugoeze Sally Kanu, who passed away on 30th August, 2019. She is the definition of love and an instance of what motherhood should be. She is not just you mother, she is our mother too … the queen mother of Biafra-land. We mourn with you therefore, and with the entire family of His Majesty Eze Israel Okwu Kanu.

Lolo Ugoeze died following the shock from the military invasion of your home in which twenty-eight young men were murdered. Any mother worth the name would naturally be traumatized. She was, and sadly all efforts to resuscitate her failed. She died supporting Biafra freedom. We will keep that memory.

We the people of Cross River state cannot console you; God alone can. But by this brief message, we wish to let you know that our thoughts are with you. Even as we mourn, we take courage in the life she led. May her soul repose in the Lord and may Elohim Himself comfort you and your household.

Accept our deepest sympathy please.

Signed

Mazi Bassey Edet

Cross River state coordinator

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BIAFRA: WHY DO THE HEATHEN RAGE AND THE PEOPLE IMAGINE A VAIN THING

Chuba Ebenezer | Biafra Writers

September 9, 2018

There are all indication that the Nigeria government and her partisan and politicised security forces do not learn from history, how else can one define the purported build of troops around Nnamdi Kanu's residence. Or do you murder and decimate the innocents and deny their loved ones the privilege to mourn their loses?

The excesses of the Fulani government in Nigeria have become so alarming that it's almost impossible to ignore. Civil disobedience and strike are rights of ordinary people, who possess neither bow nor arrow, with which to fight the torture, brutality, oppression, subjugation and murder of their people.

As we are confronted with these massive threats to our very existence as a people, the world looked on, still undecided on how best to react to our cry for help. Is it true that the world only cares about their national and economic interest nothing more, nothing less?

On the 14th SEPT 2017 our people were surrounded tortured and murdered; many others captured and taken captives as spoils of war. And the world echoed no comments! Is it true that the world have no morals? Is it true that our lives are been exchanged for oil and gas?

On August 17, 2018, our grandmothers, mothers and sisters, who embarked on a peaceful demonstration, demanding for the whereabouts of their son, husband and uncle, who went missing after the Nigeria soldiers invaded his house on September 14, 2017,were humiliated, degraded, rounded up and sent to prison for daring to demand answers from Nigeria government.

The Anambra State police commissioner Garba Umar and the State Governor, Willie Obiano are raging about how they will deal with the people's desire to sit at home on Friday, 14th September. We urge our people to be very vigilant and wary of these monsters in power that can kill in order to remain relevant. If the Anambra State government or any other government in Biafra land, for that matter, have better arguments and cogent reasons why we should not mourn our dead on the 14th day of September, they should avail same to the people for them to make informed decisions on this. Otherwise, our people should be allowed to respect and mourn their loved ones, whose lives were cut short in their prime by the reckless and ruthless sectional military.

The Biafra Times 
Publisher: Chijindu Benjamin Ukah