Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra,
IPOB, on Sunday described the attack on the former Deputy Senate
President, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, in Nuremberg Germany as a ‘courageous
act’.
We had reported earlier that Senator Ekweremadu, who was attending the 2nd Annual Igbo Cultural Festival as a Speaker and special guest of honour at an event organised by the Ndi-Igbo Germany community, was beaten up and publicly humiliated by suspected IPOB members in a viral video.
Reacting in his official Twitter page, he said the attack is a polite warning.
He tweeted, “the courageous act by IPOB at Nürnberg Germany is a polite warning to those engaged in selling our collective interest to Fulani caliphate. Nwodo, Igbo governors are warned.”
We had reported earlier that Senator Ekweremadu, who was attending the 2nd Annual Igbo Cultural Festival as a Speaker and special guest of honour at an event organised by the Ndi-Igbo Germany community, was beaten up and publicly humiliated by suspected IPOB members in a viral video.
Reacting in his official Twitter page, he said the attack is a polite warning.
He tweeted, “the courageous act by IPOB at Nürnberg Germany is a polite warning to those engaged in selling our collective interest to Fulani caliphate. Nwodo, Igbo governors are warned.”
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