From 1967 to 1970, the conflict ravaged the southeastern region of Nigeria, claiming an estimated three million lives and leaving countless children orphaned.

 These young survivors faced unimaginable challenges, from starvation and displacement to the trauma of losing their families and homes. In this episode, we'll explore the resilience of these Biafran orphans, who grew up carrying the weight of a war they barely understood. We'll hear firsthand accounts of their struggles, their triumphs, and the lasting impact of the conflict on their lives. 

From harrowing escapes to refugee camps, to international airlifts that separated families for decades, these stories paint a vivid picture of survival against overwhelming odds

Join us as we uncover the forgotten narratives of Biafra's children and examine how their experiences continue to shape their lives and the world around them, even half a century later.

Host: Nze Obinelo

Guest: Adaeze

Producer: Soundprove Audios