Friday, November 04, 2016

Breaking News!!! Zuckerberg Restores Biafra Facebook Page After Losing $3 Billion in a day.

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President Buhari, VP Osibanjo and Zuckerberg
There are wild jubilation among Biafrans on social media amidst report that their Radio Biafra London (RBL) facebook page, which was taken down 7 days ago by the facebook management in connivance with the Nigerian government, has been restored. See the report here: (Mark Zuckerberg Takes Down Radio Biafra London Facebook Page).

According to CNN Money, the Facebook founder suffered a $3 billion loss in the value of his Facebook stock on Thursday, one of the largest single-day losses ever for an individual investor.
Facebook (FBTech30) shares plunged 5.5% after the chief financial officer warned investors that the company expects revenue growth from advertising to "come down meaningfully."

 Biafrans in their website, The Biafran Times, announced thus:

“This is to announce that Radio Biafra London facebook account has been restored spome minutes ago….

We Biafrans are very certain that it is the spirit of Biafra that is the cause of his misfortune, having compromised and violatedfreedom of speech and expression of Biafrans by suspending an account that has almost 1 million members for no just cause, and the major channel via which the plight of Biafrans is passed across the world.”

It will be recalled that the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), the administrators of the RBL facebook page, had warned Mark Zuckerberg sternly over an impending doom in his business for his perceived role in blocking the facebook page.


They reminded him of how he lost $200 million the day he visited Nigeria, to strike the deal with President Buhari who had sworn to deal ruthlessly with Biafran agitators, assuring him that Biafra is a spirit and that those who fight her does so to his or her own peril.


They also told Zuckerberg how a satellite company in Isreal mysteriously lost their satellite in the space few days after breaching a broadcasting contract with them, having being heavily bribed by the Nigerian government.

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