Biafra: What Gov. Ikpeazu must do about return of Nnamdi Kanu’s father – Afaraukwu community

Members of the Afaraukwu community in Abia State have called on the
State Governor, Ikezie Ikpeazu, to ensure that their elusive
traditional ruler and father of the leader of the Indigenous People of
Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, HRM Eze Sir I.O.Kanu was reunited with his
family.

The President General of Afaraukwu Development Union, Chief J.C.
Ezebuiro said Ikpeazu knows what to do to reunited Kanu's father with
members of the community.

Ezebuiro made the appeal when people of Afaraukwu Ibeku community paid
Ikpeazu a courtesy call at the state's Government House in Umuahia,
the state capital, yesterday.

Pa Kanu has been missing since September 2017 when military officers
invaded the traditional ruler's palace in Afaraukwu community.

Speaking during the visit, Ezebuiro said, "Eze Ibeawuchi can tell some
applauded the Governor for his developmental strides and assured him
of the support of the community in his re-election bid.

He said, "Talking about Security, you have been uncompromising, in
education Abia is setting the pace, in infrastructure, you have set a
standard and under your watch, Abia has returned back to her lost
glory in Agriculture, the state have also become indomitable in
Sports.

"The grief and psychological trauma which the people are going through
as a result of the sad event of September 2017, when the military
unleashed mayhem on our community, coupled with the sudden
disappearance of our foremost Traditional Ruler, HRM Eze Sir I. O.
Kanu, The Egwu Ukwu II of Afaraukwu.

"We believe that the Governor being a true son of Igboland will know
what to do in order to reunite our traditional ruler with our
community."