In order to maintain their relevance, criminals in the southeast have turned to fabricating lies and making up stories, according to Ifeanyi Ejiofor, the attorney for Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra.
In a statement he signed and made available to DAILY POST on Tuesday, the IPOB lawyer affirmed that Nnamdi Kanu’s handwritten note asking for an end to the sit-at-home order being enforced in the southeast had not only exposed and ended Simon Ekpa’s criminality, but had also shaken him enough to cause him to spread grievous fabrications and false stories in a desperate attempt to stay relevant.
According to Ejiofor, the instantaneous stop of the illegal activity brought about by Nnamdi Kanu’s handwritten note is proof that fate is beyond human control.
All of Kanu’s fans and followers were admonished by him to stay away from illegal activity and observe the rules established by the IPOB leadership.
“There is no competition in DESTINY, as evidenced by Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s ability to put a halt to the illegal activity of a renegade who works from a remote location in Finland with a simple handwritten note of roughly 50 words.
The handwritten message works its miracles once more: “Sit-at-home is dead today because Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu stated so! The instant Onyendu’s handwritten note was made public, the pointless stay-at-home completely halted.
The criminal proponent of sit-at-home policies in Finland works every Monday, if he is at all meaningfully involved, and his child, whom he had with a Finnish woman, attends school every Monday. But in Igbo nation, parents are not allowed to leave the house on Mondays to look for work to support their family, especially during this unthinkable economic downturn. Children are also not allowed to attend school on such days. What immorality and hypocrisy are you exhibiting?
The IPOB attorney went on to say that Nnamdi Kanu showed his enduring love for his people by halting the unruly sit-at-home, which the southeast governors had been unable to cease for two years.
Ejiofor remarked, “It simply required a handwritten message of roughly 50 words to halt the criminality of a rogue in distant Finland.
This is evidence that all the tragic and unfortunate deaths and unnecessary destructions reported over the past turbulent two years in Igbo land would have been avoided had Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu been released earlier in accordance with the Appellate Court’s judgement because his devoted people pay attention to him.
“Finally, if this degree of calm can be accomplished with a lone written note from the SSS gulag’s solitary confinement, just think of what Onyendu’s actual presence will produce.
This proves that the persons preventing Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s release are also the ones responsible for the South-East’s insecurity and reaping its benefits.
