Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah visited Nnamdi Kanu at the Sokoto Correctional Centre on December 18, 2025. Omoyele Sowore shared this news on social media. He praised the bishop for showing support. As a result, the visit highlights compassion from the Catholic Diocese of Sokoto. Sowore noted it represents solidarity with Kanu during his hardship. Background…
Security has intensified around Sokoto Prison facility three weeks after his transfer. The IPOB leader received a life sentence on November 20 after his conviction on seven terrorism charges. The court approved his relocation due to safety concerns after past prison attacks raised doubts about keeping him in Abuja. Armed officers now monitor movement around…
Satguru Maharaj Ji offers to help free Nnamdi Kanu. He sets clear conditions for his involvement. This statement draws attention amid ongoing talks. Nnamdi Kanu leads the Indigenous People of Biafra. Authorities detain him on terrorism charges. The Key Statement Satguru Maharaj Ji speaks on his temple’s radio. He vows to facilitate Kanu’s release. However…
Governor Alex Otti of Abia State said that Nnamdi Kanu’s life imprisonment is not the end of the road for the IPOB leader. In a statement released on Saturday in Umuahia, the governor said he has reactivated efforts to secure Kanu’s release following the Federal High Court’s judgment. He urged residents to remain calm and…
A former lead counsel for Indigenous People of Biafra leader Nnamdi Kanu, Ifeanyi Ejiofor, has attributed Kanu’s life sentence to strategic missteps by his defence team. Ejiofor led Kanu’s legal team for nearly a decade before stepping down in 2024. He claims that changes in the leadership of the defence team, along with procedural errors,…
After the Federal High Court in Abuja sentenced the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, to life imprisonment on November 20, 2025, authorities moved him from the Department of State Services (DSS) detention facility in Abuja to the Sokoto Correctional Centre. Consequently, Kanu will now serve his sentence in a more secure…
A Federal High Court in Abuja has given Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), until November 5 to defend himself in his terrorism case. Otherwise, he risks waiving his right to do so. Presiding Judge James Omotosho advised Kanu to seek help from a lawyer experienced in criminal law. He emphasized…
