Bishop Egbuonu Reveals Nnamdi Kanu’s Fears In Sokoto Prison After Visiting The IPOB Leader
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Rt. Rev. Ikechukwu Egbuonu, the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Oji River in Enugu State, has outlined the concerns raised by Nnamdi Kanu during his visit to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader at the Sokoto Correctional Facility.
Speaking to the newsmen, Bishop Egbuonu said the IPOB leader complained of his heart condition.
He also said that Kano expressed fear about his ability to pursue his appeal looking at the distance from Abuja to Sokoto.
Apart from these concerns, he said that the Abia-born agitator was very composed in the prison.
Kanu, according to the Bishop, said he is supposed to be in Abuja to reconcile his record with the High Court before they proceed with filing the appeal and he has only a 90-day window to pursue this case.
“So he was not quite happy that no signal had been given to Sokoto to bring him to Abuja to do that and return back.
“I also heard when he was requesting to talk to his lawyer over an issue that the lawyer was raising, about a misunderstanding about some things he wrote in…you know…he gave him to file for him.
“He’s feeling bad about not being able to speak to his lawyers.”
Reminded that it appears that Kanu sacked his lawyers, the Bishop said “No, he didn’t sack his lawyers.
“He decided to defend himself in this case and employ the lawyers as consultants to advise him.
“So they were still working even while I was there, one of the lawyers came in with me as I landed.”
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