Kazeem Owoseni
The detained leader of the proscribed secession group, Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has again warned the enforcers of sit-at-home exercise in the southeastern part of the country, to repent from their act.
Disclosing this after visiting Kanu, in the custody of the Department of State Service, at the DSS headquarter in Abuja, on Thursday, the IPOB lawyer, Ifeanyi Ejiofor, said the IPOB leader maintained that the exercise remains cancelled.
Ejiofor revealed that an ally of Kanu, Benjamin Madubugwu, was also at the DSS facility, to meet with the detained Biafra agitator.
It would be recalled that Kanu had earlier called for a stop to the menace, which has put almost all of the hetheoutheast region in panic.
The lawyer however stated that the enforcement of the exercise in the whole of the region, in protest against his incarceration, insisted that they must put a stop to it.
“During this visit, Onyendu emphatically reiterated, while dragging his ears, his strong, unequivocal, and unapologetic condemnation and total cancellation of the senseless sit-at-home in the entire South East, hitherto enforced by a few misguided and uninformed criminal elements, who chose to be deceived by a serial and unrepentant fraudster, operating from the comfort of his one-room apartment in Finland.
“May we assure Ezigbo UmuChineke once again that we are moving and gradually heading towards Onyendu’s exit door to freedom? We are not relenting! And it shall certainly come to pass,” Ejiofor said.
