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Absolute Compliance You cannot enslave a mind that knows itself, that values itself and understands itself. Biafrans knows themselves, they now value themselves and they now understand themselves thus, our minds are been guarded by its defence system: the knowledge of who we truly are. We have emancipated ourselves... show more

United States of Biafra Government

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IMM2 年前

@BiafraRGIE Biafrans sit at home at will without any one reminding them. Biafrans want their freedom very urgently, every Biafran wants to leave the Zoo as soon as possible. The colonizers are intensifying the sufferings of Biafrans. Biafrans are determined to be a nation

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BMC inv2 年前

@BiafraRGIE And we're seriously marching forward...

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CHINONSO ELODI2 年前

@BiafraRGIE TRUE TALK, BIAFRA ARE GOING HOME THIS 2024, OBEY MSE AND SAY NO TO UNLAWFUL KILLINGS OF BIAFRA AND EMBRACE FREEDOM. THANKS

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Ada Simon Ekpa2 年前

@BiafraRGIE @ChinyeakaColli1 We are all tired of zoogeria, biafra is the answer.

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Jerry Nwibo2 年前

@BiafraRGIE Our leader MNK, s day must keep holy, no wakawaka stay in your homes

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Freedom. 🙌 Godspower💪 Set #BiafransFree2 年前

@BiafraRGIE 👍🙌 UNA!🕺🏡🌅💪✌️

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Favour Nze2 年前

@BiafraRGIE Biafra! We move!! Zoo cannot withstand what is ahead of them!! Biafrans has spoken.

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Simon Ekpa Alex D'Great2 年前

@BiafraRGIE Biafrans knows what it means We are going home.

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Mercy Oyidiya2 年前

@BiafraRGIE Actually we have been liberated . No body pushes us to and fro again.

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Sunday Ogobuchi2 年前

@BiafraRGIE pls what is the link for the biafra referredum

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