IPOB: BIAFRA TELEGRAH 2nd and 3rd International edition is now Released! Order your copies now!!!
Biafra News Team
23:30:00
BIAFRA TELEGRAH (2nd and 3rd International edition)
Released!
Copies strictly by Direct Subscription
The 2nd and 3rd Edition of Biafra Telegraph International
Magazine, a publication of the Diaspora arm of Indigenous People of Biafra
(IPOB), is released for sale. The magazine, which was created to aid in the
internationalization of the Biafra struggle for the restoration of the
independent free state of Biafra, has been a huge success.
The magazine is specially designed to reach people who want
to know more about the freedom-loving people of Biafra; and the lofty ideals of
the Biafran struggle. The fact that the zoo (Nigerian) government has done
everything within its power, to scuttle the production and distribution of
these recent first and second editions shows the explosiveness of publication –
in contents, beauty and style.
Nigeria government knows the Nigeria Telegraph International
Magazine has the potential to sink the accursed country this year (2017).
The currently released 2nd and 3rd editions chronicle the
current Nigerian government’s killing of Biafrans; the attempt to cover-up the
killings by Muhammadu Buhari, Nigerian President and his Gestapo henchmen; and
the obstinate stance of Biafrans to overcome all the challenges. The Biafra
Telegraph International Magazine also has information on past killings and all
other atrocities committed against Biafrans by Nigeria (with the full support
of British government, even in the cover-ups). They equally have demographic
information on Biafra from the deep past, long before the advent of the British
colonialists. They have demographic information on Biafra; on Biafra
restoration efforts – Biafraexit; and other current issues. In addition, the
two new editions have comprehensive reports on human right groups like Amnesty
international, intersociety, and security operatives.
Order your copies
now!!!!!!
For subscription send
email to: btinternational@biafratelegraph.com
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