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Why Shield Fulani Terrorists But Hunt Kanu?” – Ejimakor Fires At FG
Eloy Ejimakor, legal counsel to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has demanded greater accountability from the Nigerian government over its approach to national security matters.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In a post on his account, Ejimakor questioned why Kanu remains in detention while, according to him, suspected Fulani terrorists are treated with leniency.
He argued that those who have governed Nigeria since 2015 owe the public an explanation for what he described as a softer stance toward alleged Fulani terrorists compared to the government’s handling of IPOB and its leader.
Ejimakor further stated that recent steps taken by the United States had addressed issues he believes Nigerian authorities should have resolved long ago.
He also expressed concern over what he sees as unequal treatment, suggesting that ethnic considerations may be influencing government actions and leaving many questions unanswered.
“Now that America has done what should’ve been done many years ago, those who ruled Nigeria from 2015 to date must explain why they pampered the Fulani terrorists but went after the IPOB and Mazi Nnamdi Kanu who didn’t even qualify. Is it because they’re Igbo? So many questions,” he wrote.
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