The Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) declares May 30 as this year’s Biafra Day and issues instructions for observances. According to reports, MASSOB orders a sit-at-home on May 30 and also calls for church memorial services to remember people described as victims of the civil war. The group frames the day as significant to what it describes as a renewed struggle for Biafra’s self-determination and the restoration of Biafra. The Punch also reports that the declared programme includes the church memorials alongside the sit-at-home, and it links the commemoration to renewed calls for the release of Nnamdi Kanu. Vanguard similarly describes MASSOB’s declaration as part of its ongoing efforts related to self-determination and restoration. The sources agree on the central elements of the announcement—MASSOB’s designation of May 30 as Biafra Day and the associated sit-at-home and religious memorial observances—while details on the stated motivations and demands are presented with emphasis in individual accounts.