The Indigenous People of Biafra, or IPOB, has said that the Federal Government is hiding behind a postponement to give up on Nnamdi Kanu’s case.
Emma Powerful, who is the spokesperson for IPOB, said that it is sad that the Federal Government has given up on its case against Kanu because they have no case against him.
He didn’t understand why the government was afraid to take Kanu’s case to its logical end.
A statement from Powerful says, in part, “The IPOB movement, which is led by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, wants to say again what the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Supreme Court of Nigeria are doing about Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s illegal detention in DSS custody in Abuja.”
“It is clear that the Federal Government of Nigeria has given up on its case against our Supreme Leader at the Supreme Court of Nigeria. This is because they have no case against an honest man who is dedicated to freeing the poor and repressed in our society.
“Since this is the biggest court case in Nigeria’s history, it is the government’s job to insist on a fair trial and not run away from their own Court. It’s funny that the person the Federal Government is going after is the one who asked them to come to court. Isn’t this strange?
“What does the Federal Government have to fear from continuing a case against Kanu that they themselves brought to the Supreme Court? Since the Federal Government and the Judiciary don’t want to hear about this, we’d like to know if our boss can appeal to a higher authority, since it’s unlikely that the Supreme Court of Nigeria will ever hear about this.
