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.
Kanu’s sister joined a protest in his home state
The protestors started from Port Harcourt on
November 15 with IPOD activists walking to Aba
and then Umuahia. As they trekked to Aba, the
number increased.
On getting to Ubakala, close to Umuahia, the
group was stopped by security personnel who
attempted to disperse them but failed.
The protesters passed the night at Ubakala,
where they were joined by Kanu’s mother, Ugo
Eze Sally Nnenne Kanu, and sister, Princess
Chichi Kanu, at 5.30am yesterday.

Lolo Kanu, the mother of the detained leader with
other members of the royal family, joined the
activists in Umuahia city, the home town of
Nnamdi Kanu.
Trekking together with the Biafra supporters, she
continuously called for the release of her son who
is still being held by the DSS.
However, Okezie Ikpeazu, the governor of Abia
state, cautioned the pro-Biafra protestors seeking
the release of their leader and the creation of
Biafra state against disrupting the peace in the
state capital.
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.

Kanu’s sister joined a protest in his home state

simtosul:
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.
Kanu’s sister joined a protest in his home state
The protestors started from Port Harcourt on
November 15 with IPOD activists walking to Aba
and then Umuahia. As they trekked to Aba, the
number increased.
On getting to Ubakala, close to Umuahia, the
group was stopped by security personnel who
attempted to disperse them but failed.
The protesters passed the night at Ubakala,
where they were joined by Kanu’s mother, Ugo
Eze Sally Nnenne Kanu, and sister, Princess
Chichi Kanu, at 5.30am yesterday.

Lolo Kanu, the mother of the detained leader with
other members of the royal family, joined the
activists in Umuahia city, the home town of
Nnamdi Kanu.
Trekking together with the Biafra supporters, she
continuously called for the release of her son who
is still being held by the DSS.
However, Okezie Ikpeazu, the governor of Abia
state, cautioned the pro-Biafra protestors seeking
the release of their leader and the creation of
Biafra state against disrupting the peace in the
state capital.
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.

ok oooh, but upload the pix to see the faces

Pro-Biafra supporters in Umuahia

Pro-Biafra supporters in Umuahia

Nnamdi Kanu’s mother and sister during the protest for the release of the Biafra leader

B

I hope this will shut some cowards up!

Biafra matching forward!

Igbos are no cowards.. Even his mom showed up

Our mum's are brave....
They are the best for giving us a home like Biafra.

#BringBackBiafra. Our promised land, the land of our forebears. Biafra is our pride and we want self-determination.

Biafra is non negotiable

Them no dey fear like the timid Yorubas

I saw this and remember aba women riot! Brave igbo women.