Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has made a statement at a time the pro Biafra organisation is struggling to maintain order in its fold following his incarceration.
There have been a serious animosity among some members of the organisation who think that the Directorate of States, DOS headed by Chika Edoziem isn’t living up to expectation. Some persons have accused Edoziem and his team of not doing enough to secure the release of Kanu.
The disagreement became a media issue when Simon Ekpa, the self confessed disciple of Kanu was unceremoniously removed as the lead broadcaster on Radio Biafra.
Ekpa went ballistic, accusing the DOS of all manner of things and also released their private chats on social media. He said Edoziem and his team can do better and also questioned the cancellation of the sit-at-home
However, Kanun had asked his supporters to believe in and comply with directives from the DOS because “I’m DOS and DOS is me”.
Speaking through one of his younger brothers- Prince Kanu Meme, on Monday, the IPOB leader said he’s vouching for the DOS.
“Today being the 22/11/21, I visited the AlphaMale Mazi Nnamdi kanu leader of the Indigenous people of Biafra at the department of state security services Abuja.
“After being properly informed, he left me with these 2 messages to Biafrans. Do not yield to Satan’s enticements, rather, stand firm for truth. He said, ‘I’m DOS and DOS is me’.
Finally he assured Biafrans and lovers of freedom that Elohim is in full control,” Kanu Meme wrote on his known Facebook page.
