IPOB threatens mass protests over Kanu’s whereabouts

The Indigenous People of Biafra, on Saturday, said it would
stage fresh protests in 88 countries to compel the Federal
Government to produce its leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

IPOB’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, in a
statement, noted that the group would mobilise forces in the
countries for the protests.

He said the absence of its leader in the country did not mean
that the struggle for Biafra was over.

The statement read in part, “It is a known fact that IPOB is
rooted in every community and town in the South-South and
South-East. Our presence is felt even in remote villages where IPOB
family members are preaching the gospel of restoration of
Biafra.

“So, rather than diminish, our influence is growing on a daily
basis. Our positive impact resonates with the people. Our presence
in over 88 countries of the world is a testament to our global
influence.

“Everybody has come to the realisation that our leader is the
only person that can make a difference that is capable of shaking
the foundations of Nigeria. The marginalised and the oppressed all
miss him. We are still conducting our meetings across the world and
pursuing vigorously the liberation of the Biafran people.”

He added, “We will continue our protests until the Nigerian Army
releases our leader, Nnamdi Kanu, whom they kidnapped or presumably
killed during the Operation Python Dance II in his hometown on
September 14, 2017.”

The Indigenous People of Biafra, on Saturday, said it would
stage fresh protests in 88 countries to compel the Federal
Government to produce its leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

IPOB’s Media and Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, in a
statement, noted that the group would mobilise forces in the
countries for the protests.

He said the absence of its leader in the country did not mean
that the struggle for Biafra was over.

The statement read in part, “It is a known fact that IPOB is
rooted in every community and town in the South-South and
South-East. Our presence is felt even in remote villages where IPOB
family members are preaching the gospel of restoration of
Biafra.

“So, rather than diminish, our influence is growing on a daily
basis. Our positive impact resonates with the people. Our presence
in over 88 countries of the world is a testament to our global
influence.

“Everybody has come to the realisation that our leader is the
only person that can make a difference that is capable of shaking
the foundations of Nigeria. The marginalised and the oppressed all
miss him. We are still conducting our meetings across the world and
pursuing vigorously the liberation of the Biafran people.”

He added, “We will continue our protests until the Nigerian Army
releases our leader, Nnamdi Kanu, whom they kidnapped or presumably
killed during the Operation Python Dance II in his hometown on
September 14, 2017.”