TROUBLE!! After Nnamdi Kanu Agreed To Negotiate For His Release, Simon Ekpa Drops Shocking Bombshell, See What He Announced
Simon Ekpa delivered a stern message to the federal government just hours after Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), declared he was willing to talk about his release with President Bola Tinubu’s team.
Kanu’ s legal team, led by Aloy Ejimakor, suggested during yesterday’ s court session that he and the government talk about resolving his allegations of terrorism. Meanwhile, Justice Binta Nyako pointed out that each side must independently reach an agreement and that the court does not participate in talks. Following the revelation of this material, Simon Ekpa, who identifies himself the Prime Minister of the Biafra Republic Government In- Exile (BRGIE), issued a statement.
Ekpa issued a demand on X space on Wednesday, requesting that all military. roadblocks in the southeast and in Biafra territory be removed by the federal government of Nigeria. Ekpa attributed the present problems in the southeast to the Nigerian government’ s deployment of military personnel there. He emphasized that the military must withdraw its forces from the Southeast and stated that the Biafran people want permanent peace. “We reject Nigeria’ s militarization of Biafra. We are merely defending ourselves because the Nigerian government encouraged violence.
This should be understood by those who accuse us of being violent.”” We demand the military’ s withdrawal and the dismantling of all checkpoints within Biafra territory, Ekpa said. That incident occurred on May 30, when Nigerian law enforcement officials launched a manhunt for five soldiers who had been killed by unknown assailants in Aba.
Abia State Governor Alex Otti appealed for calm in the community and offered a N25 million reward for information leading to the killers. As the crisis progresses, the calls for demilitarization and communication draw attention to the ongoing tensions in the region. The requests made by Nnamdi Kanu and Simon Ekpa both highlight the complexity of the conflict and Biafra’ s persistent desire for peace.
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