Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has advised the so-called “unknown gunmen” terrorizing southeastern Nigeria to stop if they don’t want to face a future Biafra judgment.
According to BBC Igbo News, Kanu’s speech was made by a notable Biafra activist, Benjamin Madubugwu, during Kanu’s trial on Wednesday at the Federal High Court in Abuja.
When Kanu was originally arrested in 2017, Madubugwu stood trial with the IPOB leader.
On Wednesday, he met with Kanu in court.
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Mr Madubugwu said, “Our leader gave me a message to deliver to our people. He said that those of you killing people in the name of IPOB, those of you burning properties in our land in the name of IPOB, our leader said you stop now, or in the future, you will face Biafran judgement.”
On Wednesday, the Federal High Court in Abuja refused to grant bail to the arrested IPOB leader pending the outcome of the treasonable felony case leveled against him by the Nigerian government.
Kanu must explain why he violated his prior release before the court may grant him another favorable discretion, according to Justice Binta Nyako.
Following the military raid of his home in Afara-Ukwu, near Umuahia in Abia State, Kanu was given bail and departed Nigeria in 2017.
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