Emmanuel: Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, knows the whereabouts of the IPOB leader

Emmanuel, the more youthful sibling of the pioneer of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has demanded that the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai, knows the whereabouts of the IPOB pioneer.

Kanu's sibling likewise said Buratai ought to be imprisoned for professedly lying in a Federal High Court in Abuja concerning the intrusion of their home by fighters at Afara Ukwu, Umuahia, Abia State.

Buratai, in a counter-sworn statement he documented in response to a suit court by his attorney, Ifeanyi Ejiofor, had said warriors pursued a truck weighed down with weapons into a house said to have a place with Kanu's dad in Afara Ukwu.

"From the look of things, everybody now realizes that Nnamdi Kanu was either killed or taken away by the military," he told our reporter in a telephone meet on Saturday.

Emmanuel said if the armed force had followed somebody who had a truckload of ammo to their home, the COAS should tell the world who the individual was, the point at which it happened, and the proof to demonstrate that the military followed somebody with perilous weapons to their home.

He stated, "What is Gen. Buratai discussing? The inquiry I am asking is for what reason should Justice Binta Nyako tune in to such lies? In the event that she neglects to imprison Buratai, it implies the legal framework in this nation ought not be trusted for any reason. He ought to be imprisoned for telling such shoddy and immature falsehoods."

Then, the Police Public Relations Officer in Abia State, Mr. Geoffrey Ogbonna, has said no IPOB part, professedly captured by warriors in Aba, was given over to the police summon.

Ogbonna said the state Commissioner of Police, Mr. Anthony Ogbizi, had asked inhabitants of the state to disregard IPOB individuals and approach their legal obligations.

He included that the CP had requested a stop and pursuit operation at all Anambra and Abia limits.