In the wake of the arrest of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu, some arrested members of the group have made startling revelations.
This came after a raid on the Abuja hideout of IPOB by operatives of the Force Intelligence Response Team (IRT) on Friday.
QuickNews Africa gathered that some ESN members were caught donating money they said would be sent to Kanu, in order to fund the activities of the group in the Southeastern part of the country.
The 20 members nabbed by the security operatives were identified as Ebere Elemoha , Vincent Kalu, Henry Chijoke Ezerim, Eleo Ejemechukwu, Vitus Enemor, Mba Anthony, Chimezie Monday, David Agu, Uche Jonson, Ikokwu Obiagu, Kingsley Igweche, Cyril Anayo, Ikechukwu Eze, Emeka Nnaegbo, Ben David, Ofia Romanus, Nicholas Collins, Iginus yeokezie, Jain Ijeoma.
The arrest was made at a church premises in the Tungamaji area of Abuja where they were holding a meeting.
The police operatives recovered receipts and evidence of oaths they were made to swear to be loyal to their supreme leader, Nnamdi Kanu.
Some of the suspects who spoke to the media stated that they were hypnotized by Kanu’s messages on Radio Biafra.
According to them, they were convinced that the State of Biafra could be achieved through a referendum and they joined his group and started donating money to its cause.
The suspects, however, revealed their disappointment when the leadership of the ESN mandated the killing of security operatives in the South-East.
