[3] He was a former deputy leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
[4] Around mid-2020, it was claimed Okafor-Mefor openly confronted his colleague, Nnamdi Kanu, on religious bigotry, incitement to violence, and policy issues surrounding the running of IPOB as an organisation.
[6] After resigning his position as IPOB Deputy Leader in November 2020, Okafor-Mefor floated his own radio station which he called the Biafra Human Rights and Freedom Radio (BHFR).
[7] He has since acted as the Head of Information and Communication of the Biafra De Factor Customary Government.
[8] He also founded the Igbo-Biafra Nationalist Movement[9] and the Indigenous People of Igbo Nation for Self-Determination (IPINS).