
Key Points:
The Indigenous People of Biafra has issued a stark warning to the Nigerian government, stating the country is "sitting on a keg of gunpowder" over the deteriorating health of its detained leader, Nnamdi Kanu. In a strongly-worded statement, IPOB spokesman Emma Powerful cautioned that failure to address Kanu's medical condition could trigger a crisis surpassing Nigeria's historical experience.
Key Points:
- IPOB warned President Tinubu and DSS of catastrophic consequences if Kanu's health fails.
- The group described Kanu as "priceless" and demanded his unconditional release.
- IPOB drew a historical parallel to the assassination that triggered World War I.
- The statement accused the government of playing "reckless games" with Kanu's life.
- IPOB alerted international bodies and human rights organizations to intervene.
- The group disclaimed responsibility for potential reactions if "provocation continues."
- The warning highlights escalating tensions around Kanu's prolonged detention.
Sources: Daily Post