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Uzodinma And Southeast Allies Accused Of Hindering Nnamdi Kanu’s Release By IPOB Leader’s Sibling

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Uzodinma And Southeast Allies Accused Of Hindering Nnamdi Kanu’s Release By IPOB Leader’s Sibling....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Kanunta, the younger brother of the IPOB leader, has accused Governor Hope Uzodinma of Imo State and some associates in the Southeast of actively impeding Kanu’s release. In a post on X, Kanunta questioned why President Bola Tinubu allowed Uzodinma to obstruct Kanu’s release…..CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

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Expressing his concerns, Kanunta stated: “@Govhopeuzodinma is the one blocking the release of #MaziNnamdiKanu from DSS dungeon with a few of his friends in SE, and my question to @officialABAT is whether Gov Uzodinma is the president of Nigeria or if your government is benefiting from the insecurity in SE through your security chiefs?”

Kanu has been detained by the Department of State Services (DSS) based on the Nigerian government’s directives. He has been in custody since 2021 following his arrest in Kenya and subsequent extradition to Nigeria.

After his return to Nigeria, the appellate court had cleared the IPOB leader of all charges brought against him by the Nigerian government. However, the Supreme Court overturned the judgment and directed the Federal High Court to reexamine the trial.

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