The case of the abduction of Nnamdi Kanu speaks for itself. There is the invisible hand of the enemy within. Some of them are ex this, ex that and some claimed to be ex directors of secret services. The problems of the Igbos are many however the enemy within is the God father of them all. Nigerian government under Buhari has made so many mistakes and the abduction and kidnapping of Nnamdi Kanu is one of them. The case of Nnamdi Kanu is simple and if not, the Igbos have to return their British passport back to the Queen. Nigerian government has to tell Britain how they got hold of Nnamdi Kanu. Nigerian will first return Nnamdi Kanu to Kenya; Kenya has to return Nnamdi Kanu to UK ; from there Nigeria has to ask for extradition. The case is just beginning. Nigerian claim that Nnamdi Kanu jumped bail is a secondary issue. Two wrongs cannot make a right. International law has to take precedence over Nigerian law in this case as international human rights has to be observed unless some laws are for the Igbos and others are for the rest of the world.

Nnamdi Kanu is not at the center of this case; the unfair treatment of the Igbos is. The world has to say the reason why the Igbos need to be obliterated from the dot in the circle for others to live. Igbos can not take it anymore; the injustice against them is incomprehensible. Whatever is the problem of the world against the Igbos, one thing is certain; what is good for the goose is equally good for the gander. Igbos can not continue to be the sacrificial lamb for Africa and the world. Unless international law has to be rewritten, Nigeria has to return Nnamdi Kanu to Kenya and Kenya has to return him to Britain. Someone has to pay compensation here to the aggrieved. It is certain under international treaties, you cannot send one who is running away from persecution back to the persecutor, impossible! The world is watching as Nigeria and Nnamdi Kanu are a test case for the rest of the world. Nigerian government has enjoyed human rights abuses for a long time hence they thought that they were invincible; and from the case of Nnamdi Kanu they would be exposed. Two wrongs can never make a right, simple! He who has ear let hear. I am just the messenger.