Eloy Ejimakor, the legal advisor of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has demanded that the Nigerian government report on how it handles security-related matters in the country.
Ejimakor, speaking through his đť•Ź account, questioned why Kanu is still being held in custody while Fulani terrorists are ignored.
Those in power since 2015, he demanded, must explain why suspected Fulani terrorists are given preferential treatment while IPOB and its leader, Kanu, are subjected to harsher measures.
According to Ejimakor, the United States has recently taken steps to address issues that, in his opinion, ought to have been resolved much earlier.
In addition, Ejimakor expressed worries about what he called unfair treatment and questioned whether the government’s actions were influenced by ethnic factors.
He claimed that there are still a lot of unsolved questions.
“Those in power in Nigeria from 2015 to the present must explain why they lavished lavishes on Fulani terrorists while targeting IPOB and Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who were not even eligible, now that America has taken the action that was rightfully theirs many years ago.
Could it be that they’re Igbo? Ejimakor wrote, “So many questions.”
