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BIAFRA NEWS : You lied against Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB not terrorist organization – Lawyer slams Buhari



 Aloy Ejimakor, the Special Counsel to Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, has slammed President Muhammadu Buhari over his latest comments against the agitator.

Ejimakor accused Buhari of lying against Kanu and IPOB in his latest comments.

He noted that Buhari lied to the world that Kanu jumped bail and that IPOB members vandalized oil pipelines.

In a tweet, the counsel stressed that Buhari’s call that the international communities should designate IPOB as a terrorist organization would not happen.

He wrote: “RIGHT OF REPLY: In the past few days, the President has made IPOB & Nnamdi Kanu his main business, saying that:

“#IPOB blows up pipelines: Not true!

“#MNK jumped bail: Not true! Umuahia court settled it.

“The world should declare IPOB a terror group: It won’t happen! It’s not!”

A few days ago, the President had linked vandalism of oil pipelines in the country to IPOB members.

Speaking with British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, Buhari said Kanu jumped bail once, and may do the same again.

He said the IPOB leader must defend all his rant against the Nigerian Government.

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