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Kanu’s Release Will Restore Sanity – Iwuanyanwu
Ohanaeze President, Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu and the rest of Ohanaeze Ndigbo set a plan to meet with President Tinubu to discuss for the release Nnamdi Kanu.
Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, said this on Saturday in an official visit to the leadership of the Supreme Council of Nigeria Traditional Rulers, Southeast chapter led by the President, HRM Eze Iheanyichukwu Nwokenna of Abia State at his Glass House Orji-Owerri office complex.
He said the planned visit to the president is based on all issues bothering the people of the South East geo-political zone.
According to Iwuanyanwu: the move to push for the release of the secessionist from the custody of the Department of State Services, DSS, became necessary following the worsening security situation in the region.
“Your request (Supreme Council of Nigeria Traditional Rulers, South East chapter) and solidarity visit have reinvigorated my leadership intention to see President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on issues concerning the Igbo ethnic group, more especially the need to release Mazi Nnamdi Kanu of IPOB. His continual detention is escalating insecurity in the Southeast.
“Let us see when he’s released, any person or group that will be instigating insecurity or crisis in Igboland using his name or detention.
“Some people and groups are illegally feasting on his popularity and detention just to cause unnecessary trouble and problems in the entire Southeast and for their own selfish interests. There must be peace and stability in Igboland.
“Immediate release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu will definitely restore sanity,” he added.
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