The family members of the detained Radio
Biafra director Nnamdi Kanu joined a protest
organised by the Indigenous People of Biafra
(IPOD) in Umuahia, the capital of Abia state
The activists paraded through the main
streets of the city under the watch of
security operatives who followed them from
place to place. They went to Isi Court, in
Umuahia South, Old Umuahia Road, Aba
Road, Umuwaya Road, Isi Gate, Bende Road,
Enugu Road and Ama Hausa, among other
places.
Before dispersing, the pro-Biafra agitators
said they would meet again to continue the
protest, which is expected to last for three
days.
IPOD supporters have been protesting in
main cities in the south-east and south-south
demanding Kanu’s immediate release. He
was arrested in October.
President Muhammadu Buhari has finally
reacted to the pro-Biafra protests, stating
that Nigeria remains an indivisible nation with
the citizens pushing for a common interest.
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