May 14, 2026

Nnamdi Kanu Reveals Names of Radio Biafra Coordinators Worldwide

By Farouk Mohammed

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Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra and founder of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu in a statement made to the Department of State Services after he was arrested at a Lagos hotel on October 14, 2015 explained how he runs Radio Biafra.

Kanu who also revealed names of Radio Biafra Coordinators worldwide said “I wish to state for the records that I, Nnamdi Kanu, is the Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra and Director of Radio Biafra and is in charge of the running of the organisation. In terms of the organisational structure, I can confirm that the office of the Director sits at the apex.”

Kanu said under him was Mazi Udanna Asiegbu.

“Under him (Asiegbu) is the office of the CoC, which translates into the Co-ordinator of Co-ordinators and under him comes the Continental Representatives and are as follows:

“(1) North America is represented by Mr. Nnamaram Ugochukwu; South America, by Leornard Aniemene, who is resident in Trinidad and Tobago. Mazi Asiegbu is resident in Spain and Clifford Iroanya, the Coordinator of Coordinators, is resident in Houston Texas, USA.

“Nnamaram Ugochukwu is resident in Dallas, Texas. The continent of Europe is represented by Mazi Edoziem in Switzerland; Asia continent is represented by Onyinyechi Nlebedim in Malaysia while Australia is represented by Austin Ofomah, who resides in Canberra, Australia.”

 

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