S'East Leaders Failing to Secure Kanu's Release After 30 Months of Detention

Leaders from South East Nigeria have come under criticism for their failure to secure the release of IPOB leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu after 30 months of detention, with human rights organizations expressing concern over the lack of advocacy on his behalf.

Leaders from South East Nigeria have come under fire for their perceived inaction in securing the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, after 30 months of detention without trial. Human rights organizations and critics are expressing deep concern over the lack of advocacy from regional politicians to press for his freedom. The prolonged detention of Kanu has sparked widespread criticism, with many accusing the South East leaders of prioritizing their own interests over human rights. As the situation remains unresolved, concerns are growing about the region's ability to effectively represent its citizens' interests in national affairs.