Abuja, The detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has once again drawn attention to his unwavering resolve for the actualization of Biafra, declaring that he would not leave Abuja unless Biafra is achieved.
Speaking with characteristic defiance, Kanu stated: “I will not leave Abuja without Biafra. My mother died because of Biafra. My father died because of Biafra. It is either Biafra — or keep me in Abuja forever!”
Despite enduring years of incarceration that his supporters call unlawful, Kanu’s determination appears undiminished. His latest declaration has further energized supporters across the southeast and the wider diaspora, many of whom view him as a symbol of resistance against marginalization.
“Freedom is earned by those who refuse to surrender their dignity,” Kanu added, reaffirming his commitment to what he describes as the liberation of his people.
Kanu’s comments come amid growing calls for dialogue and political solutions to the agitation in the southeast, which has seen rising tensions over the past several years.
As his legal battles continue, Kanu’s words have reignited conversations around self-determination, justice, and national unity. Whether viewed as a freedom fighter or a controversial separatist, one thing remains clear, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s voice continues to echo powerfully from the heart of Abuja.
