*Says insecurity ‘ll end if released from custody
Alex Enumah in Abuja
The detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, on Tuesday, accused some persons in government of being complicit in the ongoing insecurity in the South East part of the country.
Kanu, who expressed anger over the worsening insecurity in the region, said were he to be free, nobody would make an order stopping people from doing their legitimate businesses on Mondays.
He spoke with journalists shortly after Tuesday’s proceedings before Justice Binta Nyako.
Kanu while assuring that any person who is perpetrating crimes in the Southeast in the name IPOB will not go free, said if released he would tackle insecurity in the Southeast and entire south.
“Anybody involved in any kind of crime in the east cannot go free and they are doing it because they know that I am in DSS.
“I suspect that some people in government are complicit, they are making money from insecurity; they know if Nnamdi Kanu is outside, within two minutes this will stop”, he said.
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