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These are Biafran soldiers in 1969 at Onitsha, Biafraland. Both men are still alive and well.Biafran soldiers killed ove...
22/08/2026

These are Biafran soldiers in 1969 at Onitsha, Biafraland.

Both men are still alive and well.

Biafran soldiers killed over 15,000 Nigeria soldiers who attempted to cross the River Niger into Onitsha (under Murtala Mohammed).

Murtala's men tried to cross the River Niger into Onitsha three times.

On the three occasions, they failed.

On each attempt, Nigeria lost about 5000 soldiers.

Nigeria had to beg Britain, USSR, Egypt, Cameroon, Niger Republic and 45 other countries to come and help them fight small Biafra.

Nigeria lost much more number of soldiers than the Biafran side.

What ended the war was the starvation of millions of innocent Igbo children by Awolowo.

The war ended as no victor and no vanquished.

02/07/2026

The man called Patrick Lumumba

On June 30, 1960, Congo gained independence from Belgium, and Lumumba became the country's first Prime Minister. During the independence ceremony, he delivered a powerful speech condemning colonial oppression and calling for dignity and freedom for Africans....

Patrice Lumumba was handed over by Mobutu’s army to Belgian forces on 1st December 1960.

Despite his innocence, his only guilt was creating laws to stop exploitation and allow the Congolese people and government to control their resources.

He was imprisoned until 17 January 1961. when Belgium, the UK, and the US collaborated to kílll him, cùt his body into 34 pieces, and dissolve it in acid.

They took his tooth as a trophy to Brussels; these later became the only part of his body buried on 30 June 2022.

Congo is the richest country in the world by resources and among the poorest country in the world today.

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