Dr. Ngozi Orabueze, Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of Staff of the purportedly declared United States of Biafra (USB), has made significant claims about international recognition of Biafra’ s defacto government....Read Full Article >>➤
In a statement shared on X (formerly Twitter) and cited by LATEST_NEWS Blog, Dr. Orabueze asserted that the United States of America has officially recognised the United States of Biafra and confirmed its participation in high- level diplomatic engagements. Dr. Orabueze announced that the Georgia Secretary of State had formally approved and recognised Biafra’ s defacto government under the Biafran Republic Government in Exile (BRGIE).
Furthermore, she disclosed plans to establish the USB government’ s headquarters on Connecticut Avenue in Washington, D. C. , which she claims will be inaugurated in the coming weeks.
Adding to the gravity of her assertions, Dr. Orabueze stated that the Biafran government has received and confirmed an invitation to attend the inauguration ceremony of former U. S. President Donald Trump and Senator JD Vance on 20 January 2025. In her post, she declared, ” We must make the world a better place. ”
Meanwhile, in a development that has sparked public interest, Michelle Obama, the former First Lady of the United States, will not attend Donald Trump’ s inauguration, her office confirmed on Tuesday. The statement, released by the Office of Barack and Michelle Obama, clarified that former President Barack Obama would attend the event, but no reason was given for Michelle’ s absence.
This decision marks a significant departure from tradition, where former presidents and their spouses usually participate in the ceremony. Former President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura Bush, are expected to attend, as are former President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton, according to sources close to CNN.
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Michelle Obama’ s absence from key political events has become a point of discussion. Last week, she was notably absent from the memorial service for former President Jimmy Carter, which was attended by her husband alongside Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and Laura Bush.
In past interviews, Michelle Obama has openly expressed her distaste for Donald Trump, citing his rhetoric as a threat to her family’ s safety. Reflecting on Trump’ s first inauguration in 2017, she described her experience sitting onstage as emotionally challenging.
” There were tears, there was that emotion. But then to sit on that stage and watch the opposite of what we represented on display– there was no diversity, there was no reflection of the broader sense of America, ” she shared during a 2023 podcast.
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