Kanu Never Apologised To President Buhari —Father, IPOB

Father of detained Biafran activist, Nnamdi Kanu, His Royal
Majesty, Eze Israel Kanu, has denied reports that his detained son has
apologised to President Mohammadu Buhari for allegedly referring to him as a
terrorist.

Also, the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, IPOB, dismissed the
same report, saying that their leader had at no time apologised to President
Buhari.

Similarly,  Movement
for the Actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, MASSOB, has described
as completely false, the calculated and systematic attempt by agents of Federal
Government to discredit IPOB and MASSOB with the claim that Kanu has apologised
over his comments against some Nigerians.

MASSOB leader, Mr. Uchenna Madu, in a statement, said, the
news in the media that Nnamdi Kanu had apologised to Buhari was a complete
falsehood and a calculated and systematic attempt by agents of the Federal
Government to discredit, disorganize and frustrate the agitation for
actualization of aBiafran State.

Eze Kanu said his son’s alleged apology was the handiwork of
the enemies of the struggles for Biafran emancipation, pointing out that his
son had never regretted his actions in the cause liberating his marginalized
people.

According to the monarch, who spoke with newsmen in Umuahia,
Abia State, his son could not have apologised to anybody since he was fighting
a just cause and has not violated any law to warrant any apologies to anybody.

Fabrications

Eze Kanu said, however, that he was not surprised at such
fabrications, and maintained that he would never advise his son to give up his
fight for a sovereign State of Biafra since it was the wishes of the people.

He reinforced his unflinching support for his son, who he
noted was championing a just cause. He advised leaders to stop trying to
project his son in bad light through the internet, and accused some media
houses of collaborating with the Federal Government to portray his son in a bad
light and also frustrate the agitation for independent Biafra.

He appealed to President Buhari to free his son, insisting
that his son has done nothing to warrant his unlawful detention even against
the judgments of courts.

Vanguard