Kanu’s Family Seeks Clarification On IPOB Leader’s Extradition

The family of the leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra,
Nnamdi Kanu, on Tuesday insisted on explanations on how their son
was allegedly “abducted and bundled” back to Nigeria.

This demand came as traditional rulers under the aegis of
Monarchs of Biafran Land came to Umuahia on solidarity visit and
advised the Federal Government to use dialogue in handling Kanu’s
matter.

Speaking during the occasion, Kanu’s younger brother, Emmanuel
Kanu, said that the family was still in the dark on how their son
was “abducted in Kenya and brought to Nigeria”

Emma said the family would not attend any court hearing against
Nnamdi unless it was explained to them how their son was “kidnapped
in Kenya, and who his abductors were or working for.

“We won’t be in court on 26th July until they explain to us how
and who kidnapped Nnamdi in Kenya.

“We need clarifications on what happened and how he was brought
to Nigeria illegally.

“Even Britain, whose citizenship he holds, said it needed
explanations on what happened. So, we need to know what
happened.”

The family of the leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra,
Nnamdi Kanu, on Tuesday insisted on explanations on how their son
was allegedly “abducted and bundled” back to Nigeria.

This demand came as traditional rulers under the aegis of
Monarchs of Biafran Land came to Umuahia on solidarity visit and
advised the Federal Government to use dialogue in handling Kanu’s
matter.

Speaking during the occasion, Kanu’s younger brother, Emmanuel
Kanu, said that the family was still in the dark on how their son
was “abducted in Kenya and brought to Nigeria”

Emma said the family would not attend any court hearing against
Nnamdi unless it was explained to them how their son was “kidnapped
in Kenya, and who his abductors were or working for.

“We won’t be in court on 26th July until they explain to us how
and who kidnapped Nnamdi in Kenya.

“We need clarifications on what happened and how he was brought
to Nigeria illegally.

“Even Britain, whose citizenship he holds, said it needed
explanations on what happened. So, we need to know what
happened.”