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Showing posts with label Nigerian Soldiers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nigerian Soldiers. Show all posts

Friday, 25 November 2016

Biafra Nations Youth League Leader arrested by Nigerian soldiers. Detained by DSS in Calabar

Biafra Nations Youth League Leader arrested by Nigerian soldiers. Detained by DSS in Calabar
The Bakassi Free State officials wish to appreciate the Leader of  Biafra Nations Youth League in the person of  Comrade Prince Obuka, "Powerful Comrade" (as Troops of OPERATION DELTA SAFE referred him) for his supreme sacrifice for BAKASSI people ceded to La Republique du Cameroun.

Saturday, 10 September 2016

Nnamdi Kanu’s Sister and uncles abducted and illegally detained by Nigerian soldiers on their way from Kuje Prison

Nnamdi Kanu’s Sister and uncles abducted and illegally detained by Nigerian soldiers on their way from Kuje Prison
A sister to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra has the manner at which she and some other members of her family faced in the hands of some soldiers.


Princess Tonia Kanu while speaking to NAIJ.com said she had gone to Kuje prison to pay her brother a visit on Tuesday, September 6, when 14 security operatives – 12 soldiers and 2 others on mufti – accosted her and some other family members.

Friday, 9 September 2016

Crocodile Smile: See ill-equipped Nigerian soldiers looking for Niger Delta Avengers in rotten canoe. No life vest. Nothing!!

See ill-equipped Nigerian soldiers looking for Niger Delta Avengers in rotten canoe. No life vest. Nothing!!


Welcome the well equipped Nigerian military who are in search of the Great Biafra Avengers in the creek as announced by #Bubu

Wednesday, 31 August 2016

Operation Crocodile Smile vs Operation Crocodile Tears: 24 Nigerian soldiers feared killed. 146 buried inside hot oil

Operation Crocodile Smile vs Operation Crocodile Tears: 24 Nigerian soldiers feared killed. 146 buried inside hot oil 
Reports filtering in has it that the ongoing battle for Niger Delta oil has led to the death of several Nigerian soldiers. The clash of the Nigerian Army's Operation Crocodile Smile versus that of the militants' Operation Crocodile Tears may have taken a dangerous turn.