Ifeanyi Ejiofor, the lead direction to the kept head of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has expressed that the IPOB pioneer can’t send sound or video messages to his allies and well-wishers yet because of limiting law of the office he is being held.
The lead guidance to the IPOB pioneer, Ejiofor said this in response to inquiries from Kanu’s allies on Tuesday, saying a proper application had been documented to empower the pioneer do as such.
A portion of the allies had raised worries after Ejiofor gave a report on his gathering with the separatists’ chief on Facebook.
Subsequent to giving the update, one Henry mentioned, “Please Barrister, when next you see him, if it’s not too much trouble, utilize your telephone and do a short video with him for us! We should see and hear him! My own concerns however!”
“Advodate, we are only eager of his voice or face, we’ve missed him,” Ikechukwu Joshua added.
Answering, Ejiofor said, “It’s not allowed inside their current circumstance yet we are working out something more articulating than that. Effectively applied officially for that. Will update you individuals as often as possible.”
Prior, the legal advisor posted, “Triumph is our own! Nothing not as much as triumph. Yesterday, being the 23rd of August 2021, we visited our customer Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, he is ever solid in conviction and can never flounder.
“He sends his all the best, praises and respects to a huge number of his overflowing allies/fans across the world, for their vast fortitude, steady help, petitions and faithfulness.
“A greater amount of his reassuring words to come. Different subtleties will stay private.”
The preliminary of Kanu continued last month in Abuja where he confronted psychological warfare and double crossing lawful offense accusations among others.
The Nigerian government had said that Kanu was brought back after he bounced bail and went on the disagreement 2017.
His family and legal counselors say he was wrongfully captured in June while in Kenya, tormented, and localized to Nigeria.