A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Jesutega Onokpasa, has revealed that he once called for the killing of Simon Ekpa, the self-styled Prime Minister of the Biafran Republic ...
No volume of arrests, extrajudicial killings, propaganda, or deceit by the Nigerian state can extinguish the enduring spirit of Biafra. This idea, deeply rooted in the principles of equity ...
Enugu State Government has commended the Government of the Republic of Finland for the arrest of the Finland-based leader of the criminal gang, Autopilots, Simon Ekpa, describing him as a common ...
Finnish authorities arrested Simon Ekpa, the self-acclaimed Prime Minister of Biafra Government in Exile, BRGIE, last Thursday. This has raised questions about who he is and what he stands for.
The Federal Government will likely apply for the extradition of Simon Ekpa, the leader of the Eastern Security Network, the paramilitary organization of the Indigenous People of Biafra. The ...
Im na leader of di secessionist group wey e call di Biafra Republic Govment in Exile (BRGIE), wey be a breakaway faction of di Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob). Ipob dey struggle to break di ...
Following di arrest of Simon Ekpa - a promoter of di proscribed militant group Indegenous Pipo of Biafra (Ipob) - in Finland on Thursday, many pipo don dey call for di Finland goment to bring Ekpa ...
During an interview on Friday in Abuja, Chukwu suggested that an amnesty program or comparable reconciliatory initiatives be extended to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a means to reduce ...
The recent arrest of Simon Ekpa, the self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the Biafra Government in Exile (BRGIE), by Finnish authorities has reignited debate over his controversial role in the Biafra ...
Biafra agitator, Simon Ekpa, alongside four other individuals, have been arrested in Finland for terror-related activities. A report from Finland media said the self-declared Prime Minister of the ...
The rebels would storm federal buildings in New York, fly a Confederate flag over City Hall and try to rouse support from New Yorkers, who had close ties with the Southern cotton industry.