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Latest Biafra news today from NewsOne Nigeria for Tuesday, 21st July 2020, has been obtained.

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Below is a roundup of top stories on Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu and other pro-Biafra groups.

1. Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu Reveals 3 People To Die After Isa Funtua

Nnamdi Kanu has revealed 3 people to die after Isa Funtua. NewsOne Nigeria had reported earlier that Isa Funtua died in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital while undergoing a routine medical check-up. The Newspaper patron and influential media leader died at 78 years old after he reportedly suffered a massive heart attack during the medical check-up.

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2. Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu Releases IPOB Document That Shook Aso Rock

Nnamdi Kanu has finally released the contents of the IPOB document that shook Aso Rock, Nigeria’s Presidential Villa. NewsOne Nigeria reports that the pro-Biafra group submitted a document to the United States Department titled: “Nigeria: A history of serial genocide and the urgent need for US Intervention.”

3. Former President Goodluck Jonathan States Position On Biafra

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has debunked a statement credited to him on the position of Niger Delta over agitations for Biafra republic. NewsOne Nigeria reports that an online publication had alleged that the former Nigerian leader spoke on the relationship between the South East and Niger Delta. The report said Jonathan spoke on the position of Niger Delta over agitations for Biafra in a speech he was said to have presented recently in Texas, United States.

That’s Biafra news for today. Read more Nigerian news on NewsOne Nigeria. See you again tomorrow.

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