FG vows to shut down radio Biafra

Nigeria's government has vowed to shut down an illegal radio station operated by people sympathetic to the breakaway state of Biafra.
The ministry of information said


 it has
"successfully jammed the signals" of the
station.
However, the BBC's Abdussalam Ahmed in Enugu says Radio Biafara is still broadcasting.
It is not clear where it is based but it mainly broadcasts to the Igbo-speaking south-east of the country.
The first republic of Biafra declared its
independence from Nigeria in May 1967, but was eventually defeated after a three-year civil war that cost more than one million lives.