
A Conservative minister has said that British consular officials will visit Nnamdi Kanu Radio Biafra
director and the leader of indigenous people of Biafra, whose arrest in October has led to protests in various part of the world including Abuja Nigeria capital, after a question from the joint Nigerian-British activist’s constituency MP, Harriet Harman.
James Duddridge, Minister for Africa and the Caribbean, confirmed that Kanu, who is the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) had been visited in Nigeria by members
of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office but Nnamdi Kanu said he did not ask for British consular’s assistance. Nnamdi Kanu was arrested by the Nigeria state service (DSS) on charges of criminal conspiracy, intimidation and belonging to an unlawful society. He pleaded not guilty in all charges. The case has been adjoined on 1st of December 2015.
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