A high-profile spiritual leader from the Judaism faith stormed Nnamdi Kanu's Sokoto prison cell, blasting the IPOB as no terrorist outfit and demanding immediate freedom for the Biafra agitator after a heartfelt sit-down.
The rare visit spotlights Kanu's self-proclaimed Jewish roots, turning heads amid fresh waves of global eyes on his endless detention saga.
The Judaism figure hailed Kanu as a political prisoner fighting marginalization, not bombs, insisting IPOB's non-violent push mirrors global self-determination crusades sans terror tags. Dismissing government smears, he slammed the life sentence as "judicial overkill," urging Tinubu to free the Igbo icon before southeast unrest boils over. Kanu, draped in prayer shawl during past hearings, reportedly poured out his soul on Biafra dreams and prison hell, bonding over shared spiritual fire.
Sokoto lockup – far-flung post-terror conviction – drew bishops like Kukah, Abia Gov Otti, and US crews before this Judaism drop-in, all crying foul on distance hobbling legal fights. Kanu vents on innocence, speedy trials, and japa-level inmate woes, with visitors smuggling solidarity amid Monday sit-at-home echoes. Rabbis and clerics unite in pushing compassionate release, framing IPOB as idea, not arms.
Socials lit up with IPOB cheers hailing the clearance as vindication gold, while critics shade faith meddling in state security. Kanu's brother amplified the callout, betting this spiritual push cracks Abuja's grip ahead of appeals. No FG riposte yet, but pressure mounts as Biafra faithful eye 2027 freedom fireworks.