Ever since the news of the Leader of the indigenous people of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu emerged. A lot of news has been hitting the airwaves and all media networks in the nation. And many questions on how he's apprehended are still yet to be cleared.
Now the Question many should ask is; Will Nnamdi Kanu Death brings an end to the Biafra Agitation. Here are a few reasons he is better left alive and well than to be hunted and killed.
1. Before Nnamdi Kanu, there were great men before him who have given up or died fighting for the course of breaking away from Nigeria. Did that stop the Biafra Agitation?

2. Nnamdi Kanu's death will probably bring chaos to Nigeria. Believe it or not, his supporters even if they will be tamed, a lot of properties and lives will be lost.

3. It's obvious that even after his death and the chaos is quelled by the government there's still a possibility that a new leader will emerge and who knows, the new leader might be more hostile.

4. It's no longer a tale that this generation is almost giving up on the unity of the country and many youths even with little knowledge of what war is are clamoring for war because they are disappointed by the way the country is being run.

So with these few reasons, you will believe that Buhari's administration should tread carefully in handling the case of the IPOB Leader Nnamdi Kanu and ensure he doesn't get to die in their custody. Instead, the Buhari government should concentrate on more pressing issues facing the country like Security challenges, corruption, recession, etc, and then bring the IPOB leader to the table to dialogue and bring peace to the already divided nation.

If you think the IPOB Leader is better dead than alive for the sake of Nigeria's problems or will stop the agitation of Biafra, please state your reasons and do tag me when you do. Let's discuss.

Note: Adults Only. Low IQ should just read, like, and share let the Adults discuss. I come in ✌️

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FYI... He just cannot be killed OR that'll trigger more trouble than we can smell right now.

How na?

Kanu will be read about and glorified in the next 300 years by generations yet unborn.

Dead or alive.

That's settled already.

The better question is "can people return to their farms now?"

One thing is sure he can't be killed because that would be foolish of the government. He could be tortured though (it could be going on as we speak).
Killing him would grant the agitators the weapon they need to go all out and don't think the army can handle that kind of bombardment. What the government would try to do is frustrate him and IPOB psychologically by keeping him incarcerated and starving IPOB their influence through propaganda.

The issue is how he can meander through this case considering him being a political prisoner and how IPOB can fare in his absence.

If killed war will break out immediately. You can note it down.