Briton is Behind Nnamdi Kanu's Detention - Nasir Isa Usman



A zealous Islamic adherent has revealed that the British government is solidly behind the continuous detention of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, His Excellency Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in the DSS facility in Abuja.

Read also: How Briton is Abating Nigeria against Nnamdi Kanu

Speaking on the role of Briton in the Biafra issue, Isa tweeted that the position of Briton is suspicious since they could not do anything towards trying Nnamdi Kanu in the ICC or releasing him.


Of course, looking at how fast the British government was in censoring out where Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was kidnapped, one began to think that what happened during Umaro Deko's extraordinary rendition attempt of the 1980s Buhary military reign would follow this action.



Unfortunately, it was a plan to shift blame to Blacks. The British Commissioner to Nigeria has been behind the torture of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. She has been found on different occasions meeting with the Fulani government and the prosecuting lawyer. 



Comments

  1. From then beginning of creation of zoological Republic of Nigger area, called Nigeria British swon to wipe out Biafra nation from the face of planet earth but we the 21st century said no way for British killing Biafrns, it will end this year, British faiing to let Biafra go in peace the world will ravage with ww3 which on our door step, let Biafra go and there will be peace in this world....

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