Biafra news on 16 may 17

Here are some news headlines and updates related to Biafra from May 16, 2017:

Nnamdi Kanu's Trial Resumes

• The trial of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), resumed at the Federal High Court in Abuja, Nigeria. Kanu was absent from the court, citing security concerns. (Source: Premium Times)
• The prosecution presented more evidence against Kanu, including a video recording of him making inciting statements. (Source: Vanguard)

IPOB Protests Continue

• IPOB members continued their protests across Nigeria, calling for the release of Kanu and self-determination for the Igbo people. (Source: The Nation)
• The protests were met with violence in some areas, with reports of arrests and injuries. (Source: Leadership)

International Community Reacts

• The United States Embassy in Nigeria issued a statement calling for calm and urging all parties to respect the rule of law. (Source: This Day)
• The European Union also called for restraint, saying that the situation in Nigeria was "of great concern". (Source: The Guardian)

Other Developments

• The Nigerian government announced plans to establish a new police unit to tackle secessionist groups, including IPOB. (Source: Punch)
• The leader of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, a pan-Igbo group, called for dialogue between the government and IPOB to resolve the crisis. (Source: Daily Trust)

Please note that these news headlines and updates are based on reports from various sources and may not reflect the full range of perspectives on the issue.