For too long, the voices of Igbo survivors have been suppressed, ignored, or erased from history. Truth Over Empire exists to change that. This page is dedicated to real people, real experiences, and the painful truths of colonial violence, war, displacement, and systemic persecution—especially during and after the Biafra War.

We honor every testimony as a sacred record, a living archive that bears witness to the crimes of empire and the resilience of a people who refused to vanish.

• They humanize history beyond facts and figures.
• They document atrocities the British government and its allies deny.
• They provide critical evidence for legal and international human rights actions.
• They empower future generations with truth, courage, and a legacy of resistance.

Were you, your parents, or grandparents affected by:

• British colonial massacres in Igboland?
• Forced labor or land dispossession?
• The Biafran War and its humanitarian crisis?
• Discrimination or political persecution for being Igbo?

Your story deserves to be heard. Submit your testimony to be featured in our archive and possibly in legal proceedings, academic publications, and documentaries.

🔐 We respect your privacy. You may choose to remain anonymous, or use a pseudonym.

To help you share your experience clearly, we've created survivor-friendly templates:

• Colonial Violence Testimony Template.
• Biafra War Survivor Testimony Template.
• Diasporic Persecution Testimony Template.

We are also collecting recorded stories for our oral history series:

Each verified testimony can become:

• Part of an international human rights case.
• A historical exhibit or publication.
• Evidence in petitions to governments or institutions like the UN.

Your voice is your power. Your truth is our weapon against impunity.