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In an open letter to US President Donald Trump, Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, claimed that the murder of Christians in Nigeria has spread to the South-East and is now taking the lives of Igbo people.
In the letter that was made public on Thursday, Kanu claimed that the wave of violence that was characterized as Christian persecution was no longer confined to the northern area.
He said that Igbo communities had also been affected by the “mass killing of Christians.”
Kanu also told Trump that he had survived several assassination attempts, which he claimed were planned by the Nigerian government.
“In the name of the Judeo-Christian faith and values we both hold dear, I extend warm greetings to you,” Kanu stated. I had the privilege of attending your campaign rally in January 2020 in Des Moines, Iowa, as a devout Jew who believes in the Judeo-Christian tradition that formed Western civilization.
Millions of people who feel abandoned by the world have found hope in your audacious statement on October 31, 2025, that the United States is “prepared to act” militarily and withdraw aid if Nigeria fails to safeguard its Christian population. You’ve witnessed the reality: Nigerian Christians are in danger of extinction.
“I am writing to let you know that this genocide is not limited to the North; it has spread to the Igbo heartland, where Judeo-Christians are being methodically wiped out under the pretense of counterterrorism.
“My name is Mazi Nnamdi Okwu Kanu, and I am the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a nonviolent civil rights movement based on Judeo-Christian values. Since 2015, the Nigerian government has attempted to kill me four times. A Kenyan High Court verdict (Petition No. E282 of 2021) denounced the extraordinary rendition operation that resulted in my forcible kidnapping from Kenya on June 20, 2021, which violated both Kenyan and international law. Despite this decision, I was forcibly hauled to Nigeria and placed in solitary imprisonment in Abuja for the single offense of upholding my people’s international law-guaranteed rights to life, faith, and self-determination.
Kanu reported a covert genocide against Judeo-Christians in southeast Nigeria to the US president.
“The same extremist-backed forces you have denounced in the North—Boko Haram, ISWAP, and Fulani militias—operate with state complicity in the South-East and Igbo-speaking territories of Benue, Kogi, and Delta,” he said. However, in this case, the Nigerian military itself is the main offender, protected by a narrative that places the responsibility on the victims. There is no doubt that these atrocities are documented.
He revealed that IPOB was being demonized by the Nigerian government through the use of insecurity.
Nigeria has declared IPOB a “terrorist organization” since my wrongful rendition, even though there is no proof of violence (as certified by the U.S. State Department, 2021). used militias supported by the state to plan “unknown gunmen” attacks, then accused IPOB. killed more than 2,000 young Igbo people in “counterterrorism” operations (Intersociety, 2021–2025). He remarked, “This is Rwanda’s playbook: cause chaos, point the finger at the victim, and defend eradication.”
