Biafrans understand that we must not only be consistent in our quest for our freedom from the Islamic Republic of Nigeria but must above all things be proactive. Biafrans understand as well that every stone must be overturned in making sure that there is no hidden encumbrance to reaching our objectives which are:

• To ensure the unconditional release of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Prisoner of Conscience from the illegal detention and persecution at the hands of the Nigerian government.

• To restore the Sovereign and independent Biafran Nation and raise its flag amongst the comity of Independent nations.

To achieve these objectives we are taking our case to every individual and government that we can reach and this time our train stops in Russia. We will embark upon our usual Telephone call Campaign to the President and Prime Minister of the Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin and Prime Minister Medvedev respectively.

Time to call is 6am to 3Pm Biafra times
Phone: President Vladimir Putin

Phone: Presidential Executive Office
+7 495 625 35 81
Toll-free number for sending text messages
+7 495 606 36 02
Press Service and Information Department





Sample requests


1.       Mr. President Biafrans request your intervention to prevent Biafrans being forcefully and violently converted to Islam and from extermination at the hands of the Islamic republic of Nigeria

2.       Mr. President Russia is among the few nations that protect the rights of oppressed people all over the world. Biafrans call upon you to help stop the massacre of Biafran people by Nigerian security agencies.


3.       The leader of the indigenous people of Biafra Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Prisoner of Conscience has been in illegal detention, undergoing inhuman treatment and torture at the hands of the Nigerian security apparatus since October 14 2015. Biafrans call upon you to take interest in this matter.

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