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Leader of the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Chief Ralph Uwazuruike says he would wish his body to be cremated when he dies. A press release issued by Uwazuruike’s media assistant, Chris Mocha said the MASSOB leader made the request during an enlarged meeting of MASSOB held at Ojukwu Memorial Library, Owerri, the Imo state capital, Uwazuruike, adding that the MASSOB members must not to bury him in the ground whenever he died. The release quoted Uwazuruike as saying that the ashes burnt from his body should be sprayed into the flowing rivers in Igboland, pleading with them to, among other things, ensure that after his death, that the necessary funeral rites according to Igbo customs and tradition are performed for him. “If I die today get planks and tyres and make blazing flames and burn my corpse to ashes; then gather these ashes in different parts. Make sure that you dump them inside the flowing River Niger in Onitsha, Imo River in O

Biafrans are mystifying people who even live to tell the best tale under ‘persecution’ or hash conditions. This is a fact, not paranoia. Biafrans are majorly aversed, adaptable, versatile and enterprising people, multi-talented, business-orientated and well-travelled. In fact, for an average of every ten Nigerians seen outside the shores of Nigeria, six or seven are likely to be Biafrans and there is hardly any part of this world you will not see at least a Biafran. Outside Biafraland, Biafrans form the second largest population in every State in Nigeria (outside the indigenes of such a State). They are such highly travelled that it is widely believed that anywhere you did not see a Biafran across the globe, surely something is wrong with such a place. The veteran American diplomat, Henry Kissinger, hit the nail on the head when he aptly observed that: “The Igbos are the wandering Jews of West Africa… gifted, aggressive, westernized; at best envied and resented, but mostly despised

The last is definitely not yet heard about the sinister motivate of Governor Dave Umahi of Ebonyi State, to mortgage the future of Ebonyi people in his untamed desperation to massage the interest of his Fulani slavemasters. Ongoing developments in the State vividly indicate that he is strongly insisting on donating the people's ancestral lands to the Nigerian government for the implementation of Ruga Initiative in Ebonyi State. Undercover Intelligence surveillance recently uncovered a sinister plot of the Ebonyi State Government's preparedness to give out large chunk of land belonging to Isu-Okoma in Onicha local government area in old Ohaozara, for Ruga purposes. The information has it that Governor Dave Umahi's agents have been paying visits to the traditional rulers of the indigenous communities whose lands are affected with handsome monetary inducements. It is however important at this juncture, to clearly notify the Ebonyi State government in general and Governor Da

y  will send captured  ISIL  members back to their countries, even if their citizenships have been revoked, Minister of Interior Suleyman Soylu has said. Soylu on Monday hit out at European countries, saying they were creating "a new form of international law" by demanding that the  Islamic State  of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL or ISIS) prisoners be tried where they were caught. He said Turkey had nearly 1,200 foreign members of ISIL in custody and had captured 287 during its recent operation in northeast Syria aimed at clearing the border region from Kurdish fighters it considers "terrorists". "We will send back those in our hands, but the world has come up with a new method now: revoking their citizenships," Soylu said. "They are saying they should be tried where they have been caught. This is a new form of international law, I guess." "It is not possible to accept this. We will send back Daesh [ISIL] members in our hands to the

Speaking as a guest on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily on Friday, Mallo who was born in Jos, Plateau State, stated that he was inspired to create the sports car because Nigeria and Africa is a very big market for luxury vehicles. “In Europe, we learnt that making the car is just half of the challenge, and selling it is the other half; Africa is usually is the target place to sell these vehicles, so I feel there’s a big market for it here,” Mallo stated. He also noted that the continent has all the required resources and raw materials used in manufacturing the products, sadly, the vehicles are rarely made in Africa, hence, the reason he thought to fill the void. Speaking further on the reason he delved into creating such a luxurious vehicle, Mallo said there are a lot of hand-skilled individuals in Nigeria who are wasting away because the nation tends to favours the theoretical more than the practical. He said he was challenged and had to do something “practically inclined

Second Niger Bridge is over 40% complete. Significant work has been done along the 11.9km stretch of on-going construction. The decking phase for the bridge commences next week and will last for another 32 week -