Ekweremadu Rallies S/East Lawmakers To Secure Nnamdi Kanu’s Release

Former Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu has rallied South-East lawmakers to secure the release of the leader of the outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.

Naija News reports that the President-General of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide, Okwu Nnabuike, made this known in a statement on Monday.

Nnabuike appreciated Ekweremadu and the South East lawmakers for not abandoning Kanu to his fate and making moves to ensure his release from DSS custody.

He said Ekweremadu had shown a large heart with this move despite how IPOB members humiliated him in Germany.

He said: “We want to commend in a very special way the former Deputy Senate President, Chief Prof. Ike Ekweremadu for rallying his colleagues towards securing the freedom of the IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

“It is a demonstration of a large heart, tolerance and forgiveness. We all remember what happened to the Senator, how he was given unfair treatment in Germany, but not minding that previous experience, he is again providing a leading role to see that Nnamdi Kanu is released.

The OYC president stated that only a political solution can secure Kanu’s freedom, urging IPOB not to escalate the tension in the South East with its sit-at-home orders.

He added: “At the moment, our economy, our education, our security are all in jeopardy. We fought a war for three years, used violence but it didn’t work, I don’t think violence will work this time.

“Now is the time for consultation, negotiation and dialogue. You can’t be killing the same people you are fighting for. To this end, we urge IPOB to stop whatever violence in Anambra State, since they have said they are not involved, they should fish out those smearing their name.”

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