Throwback: Meet 10-year-old Biafra soldier who believes Biafra will win (photos)
- A video of some Biafra soldiers have emerged as part of the remembrance of the war which started May 30, 1967 and ended in January 1970
- It has been 50 years of the struggle and agitation for an independent nation
- The courage of a 10-year-old soldier shown in the video will amaze you
As part of the remembrance of the Biafran war which started May 30, 1967, an old video showing some determined soldiers undergoing training in 1969 have emerged.
Although the battle is far from being won, the courage and determination shown by the young men in the video will give everyone who believes in the cause a renewed spirit.
The video of the Biafra troop which includes children soldiers will make your jaws drop. The video was shared on Facebook by Arnold CJ Itemba who also got it from one Ukpuru. A 10-year-old boy was part of the recruit; his level of determination will leave many people stunned.
The 10-year-old boy answering questions about Biafra bravely.
The young boy had been briefed about the race they were running and what Biafra stands for. He was asked what the group was fighting for and he answered by saying they were fighting for survival. He was further probed on the possible outcome of the fight and he said he was hopeful that Biafra will win.
The flag carried by the Biafran troopers.
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While the struggle for the actualization of the Biafran dream is still on, this video will cheer the supporters up and remind them of their journey so far. The little boy spoke with an assurance that will quell the fears of those who are skeptical about the race.
Check out the post made by Itemba below to watch the video:
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What are your thoughts on this video and the 10-year-old boy who believes so much in Biafra?
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