- The former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Charles Soludo has called for the immediate release of Nnamdi Kanu

- Soludo led other Igbo leaders to visit the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) on Tuesday, February 28

- Soludo has revealed why they visited Kanu

The former governor of the CBN, Charles Soludo has given reasons why he visited the leader of the IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.



Soludo who spoke to journalists after the visit to Kanu at Kuje Prison said the act was in solidarity with the detained IPOB.

Soludo visited Kanu alongside renowned economist Pat Utomi, Law Mefor, national secretary of the Alliance Democracy, Udenta Udenta among others under aegis of Nzuko Umunna, a coalition of all major group in the South-east and South-south.

The former CBN governor said the visit was also to consult with Kanu on his agitation for Biafra and the way forward in liberating and ensuring development in the South-east and South-south region.

He also said Nigeria as a country has never been more divided than it is now.

He said: "We visited to hear his own point of view and also Nigeria has never been divided like it is now!"

Soludo said the agitations in the region is due to corruption via looting by elites and the failure to address issues and challenges ravaging the country.


He also said that no citizen of Nigeria deserves the kind of the treatment meted to Kanu and his co-accused.

"Nnamdi Kanu is not above the law, neither should he be put beneath it," Soludo said.

Soludo had urged President Muhammadu Buhari and the federal government to release Kanu and his colleagues.

edoboy33:
by 2035 he will be out of prison like a vegetable

pazienza:

The former governor of the Central Bank of
Nigeria (CBN), Charles Soludo has called for
the immediate release of Nnamdi Kanu
- Soludo led other Igbo leaders to visit the
Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) on
Tuesday, February 28

- Soludo has revealed why they visited Kanu
The former governor of the CBN, Charles
Soludo has given reasons why he visited the
leader of the IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu.
The delegation that visited Nnamdi Kanu
Soludo who spoke to journalists after the visit
to Kanu at Kuje Prison said the act was in
solidarity with the detained IPOB.
Soludo visited Kanu alongside renowned
economist Pat Utomi, Law Mefor, national
secretary of the Alliance Democracy, Udenta
Udenta among others under aegis of Nzuko
Umunna, a coalition of all major group in the
South-east and South-south.


The former CBN governor said the visit was
also to consult with Kanu on his agitation for
Biafra and the way forward in liberating and
ensuring development in the South-east and
South-south region.
He also said Nigeria as a country has never
been more divided than it is now.
He said: "We visited to hear his own point of
view and also Nigeria has never been divided
like it is now!"

Soludo said the agitations in the region is due
to corruption via looting by elites and the
failure to address issues and challenges
ravaging the country.
He also said that no citizen of Nigeria deserves
the kind of the treatment meted to Kanu and
his co-accused.
"Nnamdi Kanu is not above the law, neither
should he be put beneath it," Soludo said.


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ipobbigot7:
I weep for the Igbos when i see that the respected learned people among them have joined to recognize a criminal like Nnamdi Kanu as a hero.

No wonder the Igbos are backward politically, no wonder they cannot produce an outstanding credible Igbo for president of Nigeria.

ipobbigot7:
I weep for the Igbos when i see that the respected learned people among them have joined to recognize a criminal like Nnamdi Kanu as a hero.

No wonder the Igbos are backward politically, no wonder they cannot produce an outstanding credible Igbo for president of Nigeria.

pazienza:
The former CBN governor said the visit was
also to consult with Kanu on his agitation for
Biafra and the way forward in liberating and
ensuring development in the South-east and
South-south region.

Good a thing Utomi was there to represent the SS Igbos. This will serve as a warning to Igbophobic people in SS, eyeing parts of Igboland in SS under the banner of "We SS people".

This is the kind of mission Igbo youths expect the likes of Ifeanyi Ubah to be leading, and not senseless talk about preservation of Nigeria. When you stand with your people, you stand with power, and no one can move you, because power would always belong to the people.

ipobbigot7:
I weep for the Igbos when i see that the respected learned people among them have joined to recognize a criminal like Nnamdi Kanu as a hero.

No wonder the Igbos are backward politically, no wonder they cannot produce an outstanding credible Igbo for president of Nigeria.