Biafra agitation news in february 2019

Here are some news headlines related to the Biafra agitation in February 2019:

  1. February 1, 2019: "Nigeria's Military Kills 10 Biafra Separatists in Clash" - Reuters reports that Nigerian soldiers killed 10 members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a separatist group seeking independence for the southeastern region of Nigeria, in a clash in the town of Aba.
  2. February 4, 2019: "Biafra: IPOB Leader Nnamdi Kanu's Brother Arrested" - The Cable reports that Emeka Kanu, the brother of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of IPOB, was arrested by Nigerian security agents in Umuahia, Abia State.
  3. February 7, 2019: "Biafra: Nigerian Army Deploys Troops to Southeast" - Premium Times reports that the Nigerian Army has deployed troops to the southeastern region of Nigeria, citing concerns over the growing Biafra agitation.
  4. February 11, 2019: "Biafra: IPOB Members Clash with Nigerian Police in Anambra" - The Punch reports that members of IPOB clashed with Nigerian police in Anambra State, resulting in the arrest of several IPOB members.
  5. February 14, 2019: "Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu's Family Demands His Release" - The Nation reports that the family of Nnamdi Kanu has demanded his release from detention, citing concerns over his health and well-being.
  6. February 18, 2019: "Biafra: Nigerian Government Accuses IPOB of Terrorism" - Vanguard reports that the Nigerian government has accused IPOB of terrorism, citing the group's alleged involvement in violent attacks and kidnappings.
  7. February 22, 2019: "Biafra: IPOB Members Protest in London" - The Guardian reports that members of IPOB protested in London, calling for the release of Nnamdi Kanu and self-determination for the Igbo people.
  8. February 25, 2019: "Biafra: Nigerian Army Arrests IPOB Members in Enugu" - The Sun reports that Nigerian soldiers arrested several members of IPOB in Enugu State, citing concerns over the group's alleged involvement in violent activities.

These are just a few examples of the news headlines related to the Biafra agitation in February 2019. The situation remains tense and volatile, with both the Nigerian government and IPOB members continuing to engage in a cycle of violence and protest.