Question: How do IPOB tend to run Biafra govt if actualised?

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It is up to the people of Biafra to elect who will serve them not IPOB. IPOB will not metamorphose into a political party but there will be laid down rules and principles which will form part of the constitution as Biafra will be run as a transparent constitutional democracy.


 Nothing like it would have been witnessed in Africa before. Rights and freedoms of citizens will be weaved into every facet of day to day governance and law enforcement. For example, there will be no armed police patrolling the streets looking for who to intimidate, extort money at gun point from, molest, rape or kill.

 Soldiers will never be deployed on the streets of Biafraland to quell civil disobedience only in times of war. Law makers will be mandated by law to hold weekly surgeries at their constituencies. Education will be free and compulsory to university level.


Every human being will be equal before the law regardless of sex, religion and orientation. Every nationality like Ijaw, Efik, Ibibio, Igede, Idoma, Igbo will be autonomous self governing regions with 100% resource control enshrined in the constitution. Biafra will be a confederation of equal nationalities.

 No politician or law enforcement officer can order the detention of any person without the permission of the courts. Children of politicians and officials of state must attend public schools nearest to them. Same applies to hospitals. The culture of allocation will be abolished and government will be decentralized. Police chiefs will be elected not appointed.


A culture of independent powerful judiciary capable of ruling against a sitting government will be encouraged. There will be absolute separation of powers. No hint of totalitarianism will be tolerated. The list is endless but be rest assured it will not be like anything that obtains in black African countries.----IPOB

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