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Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has been asked by Abia State Governor Alex Otti to maintain composure and resolve while stepping up ongoing efforts to secure his release.
Otti reportedly gave Nnamdi Kanu assurances while visiting the IPOB leader at the Sokoto Correctional Center.
His Special Advisor on Media and Publicity, Ferdinand Ekeoma, made this revelation in a statement on Sunday night.
Otti informed Nnamdi Kanu that the procedures he started more than two years ago to resolve the matter had “heightened despite recent developments.” Otti was accompanied by Abia State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Ikechukwu Uwanna (SAN); Kanu’s younger brother, Prince Emmanuel Kanu; and senior Sokoto State government officials.
The governor assured Kanu that the issue “will be resolved administratively” and that he would soon be freed, urging him to “remain calm but strong.”
Additionally, he was pleased that the Sultan of Sokoto agreed with him regarding the necessity of Kanu’s release and the general reduction of regional hostilities.
Kanu, who was apparently in a good mood throughout the visit, responded by thanking Otti for the gesture.
He informed the governor that any endeavor aimed at enhancing the welfare of the populace and good administration were his top priorities.
As Otti and his staff continue to serve the state, he also prayed for God’s direction.
Kanu was “all smiles” at the meeting, according to the Abia government, and he expressed gratitude for the renewed efforts to rectify his circumstances.
Recall that Governor Otti had revealed that attempts to free the IPOB leader were already in progress after Kanu was sentenced to life in jail, emphasizing that a release framework had been discreetly activated “during the trial.”
Kanu was convicted of terrorism-related offenses and sent to prison.
