In a heartfelt appeal, Prince Emmanuel Kanu, the younger brother of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has criticized the Southeast governors for their inaction regarding his brother’s prolonged detention. Through an open letter, Emmanuel expresses deep concern over the violation of Nnamdi’s fundamental human rights and urges the governors to rectify this injustice promptly....CONTINUE READING
Emmanuel emphasizes Nnamdi’s impeccable character as a law-abiding citizen and a staunch advocate for justice, freedom, and equality. He condemns the baseless charges brought against his brother, which he sees as an attempt to silence his voice and undermine his activism for social justice.
Warning of the consequences, Emmanuel asserts that Biafra will hold the governors accountable should anything untoward happen to Nnamdi Kanu. The letter underscores the urgent need for the governors to uphold principles of justice and fairness, demanding immediate action to secure Nnamdi’s release and conduct a transparent investigation into his arrest and detention.
As Nnamdi’s health deteriorates, Emmanuel’s plea resonates with urgency, urging the governors to act swiftly before it’s too late.
