Biafran War Memories

    Biafran War Memories

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    • I don’t like remembering all this
      December 31, 2025

      I don’t like remembering all this

    • The person with gun is bigger than you
      December 31, 2025

      The person with gun is bigger than you

    • If you see Nigerian soldiers, you are dead
      January 2, 2025

      If you see Nigerian soldiers, you are dead

    • The army would come and hit our doors
      January 8, 2020

      The army would come and hit our doors

    • The ordinary man in the east saw hell
      July 17, 2019

      The ordinary man in the east saw hell

    • Give us gun, we are all angry
      June 26, 2019

      Give us gun, we are all angry

    • Just run and never look back
      June 4, 2019

      Just run and never look back

    • I was a student-turned-soldier overnight
      May 28, 2019

      I was a student-turned-soldier overnight

    • Bullets Raining Like Water
      November 21, 2018

      Bullets Raining Like Water

    • Marketplace is a war target
      May 27, 2018

      Marketplace is a war target

    • They forced people to join
      May 27, 2018

      They forced people to join

    • They allowed children to be decimated
      August 6, 2017

      They allowed children to be decimated

    • It was a very slow death
      August 5, 2017

      It was a very slow death

    • The Igbos were molesting us
      June 7, 2017

      The Igbos were molesting us

    • People were eating rats
      May 30, 2017

      People were eating rats

    • The bombs shook the ground
      May 29, 2017

      The bombs shook the ground

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    Nigerian women.

    Biafran War Memories is a digital archive of personal stories, and first hand accounts of the 1967-1970 Nigerian Civil War, also known as the Biafran War. It was launched in 2017.

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