Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, visited Enugu on Thursday. It was gathered that Kanu stopped over in Enugu on his way to his family house in Umuahia, Abia State.


It is the pro-Biafran activist’s first visit to the South-East since his arrest and detention in 2015. It was gathered that, upon his arrival in Enugu, Kanu headed for the Biafran cenotaph located at the Ngwo area of Enugu.


A source, who was aware of the development, said Kanu prayed at the cenotaph, which was erected in honour of Biafran soldiers who lost their lives during the Nigerian Civil War.


A source, who was aware of the development, said Kanu prayed at the cenotaph, which was erected in honour of Biafran soldiers who lost their lives during the Nigerian Civil War.


IPOB spokesman, Emma Powerful, also confirmed the development.


Kanu, who is being prosecuted for alleged treasonable felony by the Federal Government, is currently on bail.







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