"Onye" (Biafra War Stories) -Ngozi: "Nigerian soldiers were capturing girls, like Boko Haram."

[@kinkykoils6176]

This is such a fantastic idea. Getting elders to tell our history how it happened is genius. I hope other nations in Nigeria will follow this example. We have to tell our stories ourselves, God bless you guys for this.

[@KevJBrown]

I would love to see more of these Biafra War Stories. I look to see more of these interviews and information in the future.

[@samuelchidon5688]

Biafra must come

[@dianaduran3668]

Don't ever type the rubbish you posted here again hypocrite, so after killing our grandfathers, sisters, brothers, uncles, aunts and grandmothers because of Biafra declaration only for you to say we are not Biafrans. I'm from Ogbia local gov't in Bayelsa, Who made you our mouthpiece? We have been living in peace with our Igbo brothers and sisters from hinterland of Biafra, Hausa/Fulani and Yoruba should stay away from we the Old Easterners. We can never be divided again because their divide and rule tactic is over, Biafra is our nation.

[@saharasun3862]

Diana Duran lies imposter alert

[@greysocrates3434]

Emem U 30+ million Igbo have not considered minorities, but somehow you have done that single handedly. Please do not come and spew anti igbo propaganda, we have coexisted with neighbouring ethnicities for a millennium. Biafra was never about Igbos

[@Ezumaforce]

Emem U The way Nigerians are so emotionally connected with the concept of Nigera. Youd think Nigeria worked or provided the most basic functions of a modern state.

[@elenduchigozirim1955]

Emem U lie

[@ok_star81]

In tears! My parents lived this kind of experience. So bad. My mum's father didn't return from Sapele in Delta state

[@angelicakweku5293]

Mbieri in the house! The labors of heros past, shall never be in vain.

[@enoubaby]

This is great! Beautifully done!

[@mosesdaniel-rk9hu]

Nigerian have harm's igbos enough, how can God forgive Nigeria for atoricity against ndi igbo,

[@Laura-sg6ss]

More of these please 😢💛

[@TochukwuOkafor]

Good documentary and painful to watch. i was not born then, and never witnessed any of those horrors but i still feel their pain. Good job Okwu ID. we need to document many of these stories before we loose them forever.

[@thekoshow1340]

Great work guys

[@TochukwuOkafor]

please bring more stories.

[@munachimchukwuma1479]

This is amazing. Thanks you guys. 💕

[@goddychime666]

Such a painful experience,good it's told from the horses mouth .

[@vrobzprodz]

Upon all of my research online it is the listening of stories from people like this that I learn for the first time that "Rivers state people" played a sabotage role in the war I honestly had no idea of such sadness also this explain the operation tailwind being so successful from sea . As the saying goes someone inside has to open the door from inside for foul smells to enter

[@kenblack8194]

One love my people

[@oghenerocousin6723]

O God, The labors can never been in vain in Jesus Christ name

[@michaelgift1994]

Obitti is my village ohaji egbema LG

[@lawrencechinedu1283]

Biafra all the way

[@ukpabiagozie8257]

Biafra Must be free

[@michaelgift1994]

Obitti Awara is one of Oldest village in Igbo Land the same with Ethiopia Biafra is Older than Nigerian?

[@isaaco94704]

17:03

[@franklinonyeiwu4379]

biafra mustt come ......it has come already

[@bensonmaxwell771]

Biafra must come