Igbo Clerics Accuse S’East Governors of Paying Lip Service to Kanu's Release Efforts

Nigerian clergymen, Concerned Igbo Ministers Commission, have publicly criticized South-East governors over their handling of detained IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu's prolonged detention. The clerics accuse the governors of paying lip service to the release demand.

Clerics from the Concerned Igbo Ministers Commission have condemned the ongoing detention of detained leader Nnamdi Kanu, accusing South-East governors of paying lip service to the agitation for his release. The clerics claim that despite their repeated demands, the governors have failed to take concrete action to secure Kanu's freedom. This criticism comes amid growing calls for Kanu's release, which has sparked widespread protests and unrest in the region. The clerics' stance underscores the deepening divisions within the South-East region over Kanu's detention.