The Indigenous Folks of Biafra, IPOB, on Sunday, stated the President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Authorities and its Kenyan counterpart have confirmed culpability within the rearrest of its chief, Nnamdi Kanu.
IPOB stated the delay in clarification has confirmed the involvement of Nigerian and Kenyan governments in Kanu’s rearrest.
Kanu was rearrested in an African nation believed to be Kenya in June 2021 and repatriated to Nigeria to proceed his trial for terrorism.
Nonetheless, IPOB’s spokesman, Emma Highly effective, stated the Kenyan authorities allowed its airport for use as an abduction floor.
Highly effective additionally known as on the Division of State Providers, DSS, to clarify its involvement in Kanu’s rearrest.
An announcement by Highly effective on Sunday reads partly: “The worldwide motion and household of the Indigenous Folks of Biafra (IPOB) below the command and management of our nice chief and prophet, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, want to request world leaders, women and men of fine conscience throughout the globe to ask the Nigeria and Kenya governments why they’re but to provide any clarification on how our chief was kidnapped in Kenya and repatriated to Nigeria.
“Their incapability to clarify how our chief was kidnapped and repatriated to Nigeria has solely confirmed their culpability in the entire saga regardless of how intelligent they suppose they’re in denying any involvement.
“It’s a recognized rule that airports internationally are protected locations for all law-abiding residents. However Kenya has allowed its worldwide airport to function an abduction floor for the oppressive Nigerian Authorities that kidnapped our chief who traveled to Kenya with British passport.
“That is nothing however travesty of justice ought to our chief be placed on trial with out first clarifications on his illegal kidnap and rendition. DSS ought to clarify its function in our chief’s abduction and rendition. IPOB is not going to relent in combating this injustice in opposition to harmless residents.” Supply: DailyPost
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