“A Liberation Movement Is Not a Company: IPOB Media Are Stakeholders, Not Staff

Written by Anyi Kings
Published on the Biafra Post
March 12, 2026

“In a true liberation movement, loyalty is not enforced by employment. It is proven by sacrifice.”

IPOB Media Are Stakeholders, Not Employees
IPOB media operatives are not employees waiting for salaries or appointments. They are stakeholders in the Biafra freedom struggle—men and women bound by conviction, sacrifice, and ideological commitment.

For years, IPOB, ESN, and the Directorate of State (DOS) have remained the most targeted institutional opposition to the Nigerian state. Every tool of blackmail, propaganda, infiltration, and intimidation has been deployed against this movement. Yet, despite these relentless attacks, the institutional reputation and structural discipline of IPOB remain largely undented.

The reason is simple: the strength of IPOB’s media structure. IPOB media has refused to bow to government-sponsored narratives or allow state propaganda to overshadow the fundamental principles upon which the movement was built.

This is why any IPOB media operative who has stood the test of time cannot be intimidated with the childish threat of being “sacked.” Stakeholders cannot be sacked from a struggle they helped to build.
Those who stood firm when the storms were fiercest cannot suddenly become cowards because of political pressure.
In a liberation struggle, loyalty is not enforced by employment—it is sustained by conviction.

— Anyi Kings March 12, 2026