IPOB Directorate of State alleges judicial obstruction in Nnamdi Kanu’s cases, rejects sit-at-home rumours and raises concern over 68 detainees allegedly transferred to different prisons. The In…

TWENTY YEARS FOR IPOB MEMBERSHIP: NIGERIA’S COURTS CANNOT TURN AN EX PARTE PROSCRIPTION ORDER INTO A LICENCE TO CRUSH BIAFRAN IDENTITY By Christopher Chidera, Esq. The sentencing of 48-year-old …

PART 4 OF 150: OMOTOSHO’S FOURTH JURISDICTIONAL FAILURE — THE HYPOCRISY OF SELECTIVE SOVEREIGNTY By Onyedikachi Ifedi, Esq. Public Notice: Due to time constraints and the comprehensive nature of…

Legal practitioner Christopher Chidera argues that the conviction of the detained Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Nnamdi Kanu, raises constitutional questions over the application o…

A Nigerian writer, Khaleed Yazeed, has argued that historical trade relations between the Igbo and Hausa peoples provide a basis for renewed solidarity, following the Indigenous People of Biaf…

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has declared its solidarity with the Hausa people and other ethnic nationalities in Northern Nigeria, insisting that the pursuit of Biafran freedom shoul…

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has declared its solidarity with Hausa people and other ethnic nationalities in Northern Nigeria, insisting that its agitation for self-determination is n…