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Radio Biafra Back Online as Transmission Resumes.

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Published: 2015/08/23
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Radio Biafra has again resumed transmission, despite government’s claims it had jammed the station’s signals.

The channel had not been transmitting on the FM 104.7 band since July.

FG had on July 14 announced that it jammed the transmission signals of the radio station, which was operating illegally from an unknown location.

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However, on Saturday the station, which was monitored from 8pm to 9pm, had resumed transmission on the same 104.7 FM band, from which it transmitted before it went off air.

Listeners were invited to call in from various parts of the South-East, and from outside the country.

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