FG Keeps Nnamdi Kanu On Naval Warship Far Off Coast of Bayelsa –FFK

Chief Femi Fani Kayode has raised the alarm that the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, is being hid by the Nigerian Navy inside a naval warship far off the coast of Bayelsa.

Fani Kayode who claimed he relied upon an intelligent reports, alleged that president “Buhari intends to keep Kanu  there until 2019 and then drop him in the Atantic ocean after “winning” the February election.”

Fani Kayode broke this news on his tweeter page. He wrote:

“Intelligence reports suggest that my friend and brother Nnamdi Kanu is being kept on a Nigerian naval warship far off the coast of Bayelsa and that Buhari intends to keep him there until 2019 and then drop him in the Atantic ocean after “winning” the February election.

…Know this: the incarceration,torture and murder of Nnamdi Kanu will not go unavenged or unpunished.The God of Justice will serve His judgement on all those involved in this sinister, gruesome and homicidal initiative.Buhari will soon know that God rules in the affairs of men,” he said.

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