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Kedu!
- - - Welcome!
Nneka Ifejika
If history teaches us
anything, we must not forget.
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or Windows
Media Player to listen and see the audio and video clips.
Biafra's Introduction
(This will open up a new window)
Biafra
will live...again
What is Biafra?
Bravewomen
Biafran Women
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Igbo women stories
-Olikeze Egbunike
-Regina Madiebo
-Odua Uwechia
-Omekenyi Muotune
-Josephine Obika
-Matilda Osakwe
-Chinwe Uwatse
Stream Video
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Igbo women take on war
-Regina Madiebo
-Omekenyi Muotune
-Chinwe Uwatse
Biafran footages
-Photographs of refugees
Somewhere in Lagos
-Driving down the street
Poems
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-Poetic
reflections of their stories and my experience in Nigeria.
more >>>
Picture
Essay
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-Images
of Biafra. more >>>
My
Journey
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-Stories
and photographs of Nigeria. more >>>
West
Africa Review (May 2001)
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Site Credit
I developed this website
for my Senior Honors Thesis Project in the Department of Africana
Studies at SUNY Binghamton. This
website is hosted by Africa Resource Center Inc.
Web Design:
Azuka Nzegwu
Video:
Multimedia Resource Group from the New Media Resource at Binghamton
University, SUNY.
Audio:
Azuka Nzegwu
Photography:
Azuka Nzegwu
* War photographs
were provided by Biafraland.com.
Project
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My Journey
Nigeria
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Biafran
Song | War
Song
Biafran and War Song
Sung by Theresa Omekenyi Muotune, a survivor of Biafran War /
Nigerian Civil War.
These refugees
are going home after 30 months of terror. Their lives were
never quite the same after the war. Most of them have to
start all over again. |
Biafran
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The man
behind Biafra, Colonel Chukwuemeka Ojukwu. |
Contribute
your Stories
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-Share your
stories, sound clips, pictures, essays, and other types of writing
to be included on this website. more
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your thoughts
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This little girl speaks some 'mean'
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