The renowned leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, is set to walk freely in the streets once again as he is
set to be released from Kuje Prison after meeting his bail conditions.
The Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, is on the verge of being released from Kuje
Prison, Abuja after spending nearly two years in detention as ordered by the President Muhamamdu Buhari-led federal
government.
Recall that we had reported few ago that the renowned leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), was granted bail by
Justice Binta Nyako at a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja, under very stringent conditions which include producing a Jew
Rabbi as surety.
According to a new report by
Saharareporters on Friday, Nnamdi Kanu’s impending release followed series of negotiations between politicians and
activists from the south east region with members of Buhari’s government as a way of dousing tension that has arisen due to
renewed agitation by pro-Biafra separatists spearheaded by Kanu and others.
Kuje Prison authorities have released Kanu’s personal effects to his family while awaiting
documents for his release to be perfected by his lawyers and government officials.
Kanu was seen on Friday meeting with prisoners who had enjoyed favors from him during his detention.
It was also learnt that the Biafran leader would meet with several politicians and activists to discuss how to bring more people to work with him soon after his
release.
“Kanu will leave later today or latest Tuesday next week if everything works as planned,”
a source knowledgeable of his bail
processing said.
