IPOB Demands Immediate Release Of Nnamdi Kanu
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has demanded the immediate release of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu from the detention of the Department of State Services (DSS) over rising insecurity.
IPOB, in a statement issued by its spokesman, Emma Powerful on Thursday said its attention had been drawn to the sudden closure of all the government public schools operating in Abuja because of the threats from terrorists groomed by Fulani people to take over Abuja and entire Nigeria.
“IPOB, therefore, demands the immediate release of the leader of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from DSS dungeon in Abuja by the Federal Government and her compromised DSS,” it said.
According to the group, “we are reminding Nigeria and her security agencies that the world through UN rights group has mandated for the unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi KANU and the appropriate compensation paid to him without delay because he committed no crime against Nigeria and her sovereignty.”
“IPOB is neither bothered nor interested in the plan of the terrorists to overrun the Nigeria government which we have rejected, our concern is the safety of our leader.
“We, therefore, demand that the Nigerian government must release the leader of IPOB now because he committed no crime as enunciated by the UN Right group.
“As Nigeria is closing schools, businesses, and other activities because of terrorists’ threat to attack Abuja, it clearly shows that Abuja is no longer safe for people to live.
“Hence our unequivocal demand for the unconditional release of Kanu before anything happens to him. We demand prompt and complete implementation of the UN directives on this matter.”
IPOB stated that Binta Nyako and her jurists should know that Kanu’s life is in danger while being detained in DSS custody Abuja.
“Again, she should know that these terrorists attacked Nigeria Defence Academy, Kaduna, War Training College Jaji in Kaduna, Kuje Prisons Abuja and other security facilities in Abuja, therefore DSS facility is not immune to attack by these state-sponsored terrorists.
“We pity those Igbo leaders and politicians who commit crimes in Igboland and ran to Abuja thinking that nothing will happen. The narratives have changed and they will run to Lagos but Lagos will not be safe for them, then they will come back home soon and answer questions unless they run abroad,” it added.
The group said one day all the evil and killer politicians from Biafra land would be held to account, and that only the good ones would walk as free men and women.
“This is an opportunity to make peace with your people because the danger is approaching to Nigeria soon, the country has collapsed,” it added.
