Biafra
All world powers are now in support of Biafra
Turkey, Isreal, Germany, France, UK and US are now in support of Biafra:It is a thing of joy for all Biafrans that now the nations that made up world power are now in support of Biafra movement. Last year,one of the Turkey’s ministers visited Nnamdi Kanu in his home town in Umuahia, pledge the support of Turkey in Biafra struggle. The same Last year United Kingdom asked Nigerian Government to provide Nnamdi Kanu. Nigeria Government said that, France, Turkey, Germany and United States are funding Biafra movement, because of the relationship between these Nations and Biafra.macron,Vladimir Putin,Benjamin Netanyahu and some presidents of African country have also spoke in favour and support of Biafra,urging to UN to Wade in and give us referendum
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