“Nnamdi Kanu has severe ear pain and a recurring stomach ache, also denied access to medications ” – Family

The family of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra IPOB, has expressed concern that the IPOB Leader has been complaining of severe ear pain and a recurring stomach ache.

Prince Emmanuel, Kanu’s younger brother, raised the alert after visiting him at the DSS office in Abuja, where he is now being held, and said that the IPOB Leader also claimed that the DSS had continued to deny him access to his medications.

Last Saturday, a voice message that went viral said that Kanu had been poisoned and called for violence against the Federal Government.

The anonymous charges were quickly rejected by Kanu’s brother, who urged the public to ignore them and refrain from using violence in reaction.

He stated that he hoped to meet with the leader of IPOB on January 30 to get the real picture of his health.

Prince Emmanuel expressed worry about his brother’s health in a message on his Facebook page.

The post read:”On our routine visit to see the Alpha Male, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu today at the DSS. I went in the company of Mike Ozekhome SAN.

“MNK complained of severe ear ache/discomfort which came about as a result of the intense torture meted out on him in Kenya before he was extraordinarily renditioned.

“He mentioned the DSS have consistently denied him all medical access to go for ear check up and possible surgery.

“He also mentioned the persistent stomach upset.”

Kanu’s brother expressed dismay at the degree of the Biafra cause’s betrayal by some self-centered Igbo political elite in a separate post.

He pledged to make public the names and degrees of involvement of the affected elite.

The post read, “I was chilled to the marrow yesterday when I learnt our so called handful Igbo politicians, poisoned the hearts of elder Statesmen in Nigeria never to rally round or give IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu ,the needed support.

“As always, nothing lasts forever.
In the nearest time, their full names would be published with time and dates.”