By December of 1969, watchers of the Nigerian-Biafran war concluded that this bloody fratricidal war will not last into January. They were wrong. Forty five years after the Biafran saga the name Biafra still evokes conflicting memories across the world. What military strategy could have won the war for Biafra, what would the 'country' Biafra have looked like today people wonder? Captain Tega, head of Biafra's ultra secrete elite strike force, Captain Nduka, a young revolutionary activist and Col. Nick, a senior officer with the Biafran Army High Command had one thing in common; total loyalty to the Bifran cause. Disillusioned by the Biafran leadership's handling of the war, they set the stage for a bloody coup d'etat toppling the leadership and redirecting the course of the war. Through strategic military manoeuvres the new leadership vanquished the Nigerian army and set the stage for the emergence of Africa's first super power - the Republic of Biafra."