✊🔥 THE WONDERS IGBO PEOPLE ACHIEVED DURING THE BIAFRA WAR — A STORY OF RESILIENCE! When the world shut its doors… When hunger, bombs, and blockade surrounded the East… The Igbo spirit stood tall. Biafra became a land of impossible creativity and unbreakable courage. 🌟 1. OGBUNIGWE — The Biafran Bomb Designed and produced locally under war conditions. A weapon so effective that foreign nations later studied it. 🌟 2. Local Refineries With total blockade, Igbo engineers built emergency refineries that produced petrol, diesel, and kerosene from scratch. 🌟 3. Handmade Armoured Cars Mechanics and blacksmiths turned trucks and metal scraps into armored vehicles that shocked the world. 🌟 4. Uli Airport Runway Built in days. Operated only at night. The lifeline of Biafra — the most dangerous runway on earth at the time. 🌟 5. Survival Foods Despite starvation, Biafrans invented protein biscuits, powdered foods, and nutrient mixes that saved thousands of children. 🌟 6. Biafran Currency, Passports & Government Even under siege, Biafra ran its own administration, minting money, printing stamps, and issuing passports. 🌟 7. Unbreakable Igbo Spirit Communities fed each other. Children walked miles for survival. Church services continued under candlelight. A people who refused to disappear. The Biafran story is painful — but it is also beautiful. It is the story of a people who turned suffering into strength, hopelessness into innovation, and war into a testimony of courage. ✊💛 NDIGBO, YOU ARE AMAZING. NEVER FORGET WHERE YOU COME FROM. #BiafraHistory #IgboSpirit #Ndigbo #Resilience #NeverAgain #BiafraWarStories #IgboInnovation #AfricanHistory #StrengthInSuffering #BiafranHeroes #ProudlyIgbo #NeverForget

Before the Emergency of NNAMDI KANU/IPOB Onwa December used to be a season of joy for the IGBOS. Many Igbos home and abroad travel back home for Xmas with their none Igbo friends, Aboki suya from the north makes lots of money preparing suya for guys. Alcoholic beverages and none alcoholic drinks moves market infact Nigeria breweries has to employ more workers for night shift due to high demand. Those who wants to get married will visit there inlaws for payment of dowries and marriage introduction etc,it was merriments everywhere in southeast. No unknown gunmen, no kidnapping, nobody calls you saboteur, villagers smiles to the bank, churches do bazaar, traditional marriage everywhere,no police is ki!led infact police officers like to be posted in southeast because they know something will enter there pocket because big guy's from USA, Lagos, UK etc will return village there ancestral homeland for Xmas. Those things have vanished since freedom fighters arrived etc.freedom fighters told us we are suffering in Nigeria for they will give us eldorado country were everything is free. When will expose all these some id!ots will say we are not Igbos,they will say no Igbo Man will condemn what Nnamdi kanu is doing for ndigbo, but ask him when last did he traved to his village and stayed one week or more? Today how far? some Igbos are afraid to travel to their village due to insecurity.... We need justice...

ANIOMA IGBO'S CONTRIBUTION TO BIAFRA,.. "If you talk of Biafra, give it to Ndigbo of Delta State.The youngest GOC was Col. Azum Asoya from Okpanam, the land of Chukwuma Nzeogwu. Other notable GOCs were Brig. Conrad Nwawo, Sylvanus Nwajei and Joe Achuzia. The Head of the Biafran Navy, Capt. Wilfred Anuku and Army Adjutant General, Brig. Nduka Okwechime, Head of Military Intelligence, Bernard Odogwu and Ben. Ochei, a Brigade commander all hailed from Delta. In the Biafran Air Force, Alex Agbafuna gave his life. Larry Obiechi, Chris Lanky Ogbolu and Gab Ebube showed class in the sky. Even after the w@r, some Igbouzo [Ibusa] boys refused to surrender. They remained in the bush fighting. That is the hometown of Capt. Onwuenweoyi Uwaechue and Lt. Anikam Okolichi. I do not think there is a better Igbo than Prof. Nolue Emenanjo in terms of contribution to the development of the language. Igbouzo migrated from Isu, Imo State as warriors. That is the place of Admiral Dele Ezeoba, a former Chief Of Naval Staff as well Emmanuel Olisadebe, the footballer who made the Polish president bend rules on the way to the 2002 World Cup."