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How the Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari Cashed in on the Political Capital of Global Jihad

November 6, 2016

Some of Nigeria’s analysts see Muhammadu Buhari’s emergence as the “accepted” “saintly tough-guy” Nigerian corruption killer in a different light from the general make-believe one. These analysts attribute Buha...

Bibi, Buhari, and the Gordian Knot of Biafra

David Mark

August 28, 2016

Africa, Frontlines

When Buhari shut down Bibi's visit to the ECOWAS conference scheduled oearly 2015, the message was clear: Israeli's are not welcome here. Although Buhari is only one voice within the 15 member economic zone, h...

BREAKING NEWS: Nigeria Claims It Killed Boko Haram Leader…Or Did it?

Afolabi Arowolo

August 23, 2016

Breaking News

The Nigerian army has announced that they have fatally wounded Abubakar Shekau, leader of the Boko Haram terror group, in an air strike. The action took place Friday, but was only now just confirmed. BREAKI...

Revelation from a Nigerian: The true story of Buhari, Obama, and their plot to set Turkey on fire

Afolabi Arowolo

August 3, 2016

Frontlines, Politics, Regional Analysis

It becomes important now, as we lament our terrible fortune in letting Muhammadu Buhari become our chief executive in government that we should begin to tell ourselves some home truths about what we know of thi...

God Will Continue to Punish Nigeria Until Nnamdi Kanu is Released

Clifford Iroanya

July 25, 2016

Africa, Frontlines

When the dust settles over the numerous calls for separation and restructuring in Nigeria, the world will know that it all started with the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu. Fortuitously, Retired Major General Muhammadu B...

Map of New Biafra

Osita Ebiem

July 3, 2016

Frontlines

Ikpa oke ani, that is mapping out the boundaries and ownership of lands, is an important function in Igbo society. In the process of doing this, a lot of factors are taken into consideration. Integrities and re...

Matthew Uzukwu’s The Nigerian Civil War

Osita Ebiem

June 29, 2016

Frontlines

Book review by Osita Ebiem The Nigerian Civil War: The Memoirs of an Unsung Biafran Commando, a book by Matthew Uzukwu is an important book. It is published in 2016 by Feli Publishing Maryland, USA and avai...

Nigeria as a Genocidal State

Osita Ebiem

June 26, 2016

Frontlines, The Society, Thought

In spite of all apparent reality to the contrary, and for reasons just as varied as the people, there may be a few individuals and interest groups who still wish for the survival of the Nigerian state as it is ...

Being Igbo in Israel, A Conversation with Chief Hiben Daniel

David Mark

June 23, 2016

The Society, Thought

It is not often when you get to sit with a truly special person. I first met Chief Rabbi Hiben Daniel on my way to the Kotel last year. He informed me that he was the head of the Igbo in both Israel and Niger...

How Israel can help stop the genocide of the Igbo in Nigeria

Osita Ebiem

June 5, 2016

Frontlines, Thought

By mid-1945 when the Allied Forces had helped to liberate the last vestiges of the German occupation of Europe and end the atrocious concentration camps and gas chambers in Auschwitz and other locations, more t...

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