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Date set for Kanu’s release
While court has ruled IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu has to face trial, some individuals have insisted the detained Biafran Nation activist will soon be released.
Archbishop Ecclesiastical Province of the Niger and Bishop, Diocese of Awka, Anambra State, Most Revd. Alexander Ibezim, said Kanu is walking out of the DSS detention in May.
He said God would touch the leadership of the country to release the IPOB leader to end the growing calamity in the southeast
Ibezim spoke at the 2022 Awka Diocesan annual prayer convention with the theme: “This mountain shall be removed.” at the premises of Paul University, Awka, Anambra State capital.
“God has already given us a breakthrough. We are going to celebrate a breakthrough. We shall witness fantastic testimony and we are making a declaration that wherever Nnamdi Kanu is, he will be released by this time next month,” he said.
“God will touch the leadership of Nigeria so that this calamity that is taking place in the east will end. By this time next month or anytime in the month of May, he will be released and there will be peace in eastern Nigeria and Anambra State.
“I’m not a politician but a prophet and when a prophet speaks, things happen. As a prophet, I don’t need anybody to bribe me or influence me but I believe that my people will be set free and there won’t be war or destruction in this land.”
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