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Nnamdi Kanu ‘DSS is planning to secretly execute him,’ IPOB alleges

IPOB also claimed, via a January 7, 2016, post on its website, Biafra Herald, that Kanu is being tortured by the DSS.
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has accused the Department of State Services (DSS) of planning to secretly execute Radio Biafra Director, Nnamdi Kanu.
IPOB also claimed, via a January 7, 2016, post on its website, Biafra Herald, that Kanu is being tortured by the DSS.
The post reads:
“Information getting to us now is that the director of DSS and Buhari are planning to kill some Igbo-Biafrans working for the DSS in other to secretly execute Nnamdi Kanu.”
“For months now reports have been coming to us on how Nnamdi Kanu is been tortured in the dungeon of the DSS. Nnamdi Kanu is reported to be very ill and needs urgent care and treatment but the DSS on the order of Buhari have refused to grant him any treatment.”
“Some Igbo-Biafrans who are members of the DSS have expressed their displeasure towards the treatment of Nnamdi Kanu, this resulting to Buhari and the director of DSS secretly plotting way to murder them.”
“This information got to us is from a very reliable source and our advice to Buhari is to release Nnamdi Kanu, and also to stop torturing him because any harm done to him, will result to a war Nigeria can’t handle.”
“We are calling on all IPOB members to get ready for action as instructions will be given by our deputy. We are calling all coordinators to start mobilizing all IPOB members and be on alert.”
Kanu was arrested in October and supposedly granted bail but he was never freed.
President Muhammadu Buhari has ruled out the likelihood of the Biafra leader being freed on bail after revealing that he came into Nigeria without a passport.
His continued detention has led his followers to launch protests in various part of the country to demand his freedom.
Radio Biafra boss, Nnamdi Kanu

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