Businessman, Obi Cubana has directly urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to intervene in securing the release of the detained Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu (MNK).
The socialite insists that achieving genuine peace and stability among the Igbo people is contingent upon Kanu’s freedom. In a statement shared on his social media, Obi Cubana lamented the rising climate of insecurity and unrest across the country.
He pointed to several recent alarming incidents, including the designation of Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” by the United States, the pervasive kidnappings of students in various states, attacks on places of worship, the killing of a Brigadier General, and the sentencing of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu himself. He concluded that these events have left the country in a tense and worrying mood.
Obi Cubana disclosed that he and other prominent Nigerians have engaged in discussions with key political figures, including the Deputy Speaker of the House and the President’s son, addressing critical national issues.
He made the central position of the Igbo people clear: “One thing is very clear: no Igbo man or woman will have peace if MNK does not regain his freedom, and Ala Igbo will never be the same again.” He acknowledged the heightened emotions, stating, “Tempers are high, but we all want MNK out, and we will never rest until he is free.”
“Constructive agitations remain the bedrock upon which great societies are built, but solutions will only be found at the negotiation table.”
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