Release Nnamdi Kanu same way you freed Igboho – ‘Biafra army leader’ tells Tinubu, issues threats (VIDEO)

Igboho and Kanu, Nigeria's bold freedom warriors, faced the cuffs in recent times. While the Yoruba leader was set free, the Biafrans are boiling mad at the government for keeping their leader locked up. A disgruntled Biafran soldier, not one to beat around the bush, handed President Tinubu a ticking time bomb: free Kanu by month's end, or brace for a cataclysmic storm like the country has never seen.


Leader of Biafra Liberation Army has fired a warning shot directly at President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, demanding the no-strings-attached release of leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from, DSS custody, the same way Beninese authorities gave Yoruba nation agitator Sunday Adeyemo, alias Sunday Igboho, a get-out-of-jail-free card.

Just last week, the Beninese government released Igboho from prison after two years in custody.

Igboho was picked up and remanded in Cotonou after he fled Nigeria after he was declared wanted by the Department of State Services, DSS.

Kanu was reportedly arrested in Kenya in June 2021 and brought to Nigeria to face trial after being charged with offences bordering on treasonable felony and terrorism.

Igboho and Kanu were nabbed for nearly identical offenses, fueling the Biafra Liberation army leader’s fresh video tirade against the government. He’s tearing into them for letting Igboho walk while Kanu remains incarcerated.

In widely-circulated videos, the Biafra Liberation leader dropped a bombshell, warning that unless President Tinubu and all Eastern governors release Kanu from prison, just as Sunday Igboho was let off the hook, he’s ready to set the stage for a real firecracker of chaos that could potentially take lives.

He delivered a stern warning, making it crystal clear that if the government doesn’t release Kanu by month’s end, he’s prepared to follow through on his threat. He drove home the point that the Igbo people aren’t the nation’s problem, their sole offense is their yearning for freedom.

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