Deals Nigerian Govt Allegedly Sealed With Kenya for Arrest of Nnamdi Kanu Revealed

Posted by Thandiubani on Tue 06th Jul, 2021 - tori.ng

President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta has been accused of collecting inducement from the government of Nigeria for the arrest of Kanu.


Nnamdi Kanu
 
Details of the deal sealed by the federal government and the President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta for the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu have been revealed.
 
According to the Indigenous People of Biafra, Kenyetta betrayed Kanu over financial and oil inducement from the Nigerian government.
 
IPOB spokesman, Emma Powerful made this public in a statement.
 
It is widely believed that the Nigerian government had arrested Kanu in Kenya and repatriated him to Nigeria.
 
But the Kenyan government had denied involvement in Kanu’s rearrest.
 
Dismissing Kenya’s denial, IPOB had claimed it had evidence of the dirty deal reached with the Nigerian government before Kanu’s rearrest.
 
Powerful, in a statement said:
 
“From our intelligence, Kenya betrayed our Leader because of financial inducement and offer of oil by Nigeria.

“The negotiations was midwifed by the Nigerian Ambassador in Nairobi who bargained with President Uhuru kenyatta and the Kenyan Immigration Authorities. Uhuru Kenyetta was blinded by the oil money offer and he consented to this wickedness.

“The Kenya President, Uhuru kenyatta, and Ambassador to Nigeria should be ashamed of themselves for betraying an innocent man because of money. But we assure them that they will pay heavily for this treachery!”
 
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