Nnamdi Kanu’s legal counsel, Aloy Ejimakor has weighed in on the recent crisis rocking the Pro-secessionist group, the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
POLITICS NIGERIA gathered that the group is having a bitter leadership battle as some members are accusing Kanu’s lawyers of collecting bribes to suspend the Monday ‘Sit-at-home’ in the South-East announced to protest their leader’s detention.
In a tweet on Saturday evening, Ejimakor wrote; “Does it make any sense to say that “the Lawyers collected money to suspend the Sit At Home”?”
“Do the Lawyers have such powers? Can’t you see that these allegations are aimed at setting the house against itself?”
“Shine your eyes, be smart & separate the apples from the oranges.”
