Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Ngozi Orabueze Meets with Diaspora Leaders and Supporters to Review USB Achievements and International Engagement On Sunday, 14 June 2026, the United States of Biafra (USB) Missions in Belgium and Ireland convened a joint international meeting that brought together government officials, diplomatic representatives, diaspora leaders, and supporters to review recent developments, diplomatic initiatives, and administrative achievements of the USB Government. During the meeting, the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Ngozi Orabueze (@ngoziora), provided an update on the government's ongoing efforts toward international engagement, diplomatic outreach, and the protection of Biafran nationals worldwide. She emphasized the importance of sustained international légal advocacy, expanded diplomatic representation, and the continued strengthening of administrative institutions both within the homeland and throughout the global diaspora. Among the key developments highlighted were: - The expansion of USB diplomatic missions and representatives across multiple continents. - The continued issuance of sovereign nationality certificates and national identity documents. - The growth and consolidation of administrative and constitutional governance structures following the 2024 Declaration of Independence. - Ongoing international légal advocacy on behalf of Biafran nationals facing persecution, detention, or deportation. - The recognition and use of USB-issued documentation and representation in various international légal and administrative proceedings. A significant point of discussion was the decision of the Osaka Regional Immigration Services Bureau, Japan, on April 27, 2026, which resulted in the release of two USB citizens into the custody of the United States of Biafra Mission in Japan following the presentation of USB sovereign instruments. Participants described the case as an important example of the practical exercise of consular protection and administrative responsibilities by the USB Government. The meeting also reviewed developments in Australia, including a tribunal decision that recognized the risks faced by Biafran self-determination advocates and granted protection to a Biafran applicant. The decision further referenced the 2024 Biafran self-referendum, the continued detention of Biafran leader His Excellency Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, and the role of the Prime Minister of the United States of Biafra, His Excellency Mazi Simon Ekpa, in advancing our nation's objectives. Officials noted that the Australian decision acknowledged Biafran identity and political advocacy as relevant considerations in the case. Representatives also outlined USB's ongoing efforts in the areas of human rights advocacy, constitutional governance, international légal engagement, diaspora integration, and the development of administrative institutions designed to serve Biafran nationals globally. Participants from Belgium, Ireland, Australia, and other regions expressed their support for continued diplomatic engagement and called for greater international awareness of Biafran self-determination efforts. The meeting concluded with an interactive question-and-answer session, discussions on ongoing administrative programs; including national identity documentation initiatives, and a renewed call for diaspora participation in advocacy, public awareness, and nation-building activities. United States of Biafra USB United State of Biafra ✍️✍️. #FreeBiafra #igboamaka #fyp #nigeriatiktok🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 #worldwide - @mazi.kosisochukwu