Nnamdi Kanu Writes Trump Alleging Christian Genocide in South-East Nigeria
Nnamdi Kanu, leader of IPOB, writes an open letter to US President Donald Trump alleging a Christian genocide spreading to South-East Nigeria, targeting the Igbo people. Kanu accuses the Nigerian government of failing to protect its Christian population and perpetrating violence in the region.
He references reports of killings of Igbo youth during counter-terror operations and accuses the government of weaponizing insecurity. Kanu draws parallels to the Rwandan genocide and claims to have survived multiple assassination attempts and an extraordinary rendition to Kenya.
He criticizes the government's labeling of IPOB as a terrorist organization without evidence.
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