Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, who is being detained in Kuje Prisons, Abuja, says he’s a ‘prisoner of conscience’.
The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), whose continued detention has led to series of protests, revealed to AFP on Friday, that he would not relent in the fight for the actualisation of Biafra.
Kanu is facing charges of treasonable felony, managing an unlawful society and illegally shipping radio equipment into the country.
The Biafra leader told AFP that ‘Biafra has come to stay’ in a text message sent through his brother, Prince Emmanuel Kanu.
“They will kill us but by the end Biafra will come. I am a prisoner of conscience and killing unarmed Biafran protesters is a crime against humanity.”
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