Nnamdi Kanu To Expose Fulani Cabal, Nigeria Police, Judiciary (See Time, How To Listen)

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has called on “Biafrans” to listen to its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, in what they described as a landmark broadcast via radio Biafra on Saturday 20th April 2019, at 7 pm.

In a statement on Friday by its Publicity Secretary, Emma Powerful, IPOB revealed that the broadcast will mostly focus on the political turmoil Fulani “cabal” are causing in Nigeria.

The group stated that its leader will also conduct more forensic analysis on the evil judiciary and 1999 Nigeria constitution.

IPOB urged listeners to join this broadcast via Radio Biafra Facebook page, Nnamdi Kanu Facebook page, Radio Biafra London 1 and 2 and others.

According to the pro-Biafra group, individuals can listen through Simple radio app or TuneIn app, “www.radioBiafra.co, www.ipob.org, www.Biafratelegraph.co, www.liveonlineradio.net, www.streema.com.”

The statement reads in part: “Our Leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu will expose more on Nigerian Police with their lies peddled against the innocent and unarmed members of IPOB in Asaba.

“After this special program on Saturday, it will become clear why Nigerians must not take it lightly with Nigerian Police and judiciary.

“Nigerian security apparatus especially police and Army including Nigerian judiciary dominated by Fulani people have unjustly singled out unarmed and law-abiding IPOB family members for persecution and prosecution.

“The judiciary in Nigeria represent the interest of the cabal running Aso Rock and not the common man.

“Judges now use courtrooms to complete illegal and dastardly assignments given to them by the presidency.

“We feel pity for decent folks who are forced to endure all these in Nigeria.

“The civilised world must not keep quiet about this barbaric and judicial rascality that pervades the justice system in Nigeria especially this recent scenario between Atiku Abubakar of PDP and Jubril Al-Sudani aka Muhammadu Buhari the poster of APC and cabals who are in charge of Aso Rock.”