Nnamdi Kanu is not the one being persecuted by Nigeria government, it is the injustice on the Igbos that is on trial. We have all kept quiet; Nnamdi Kanu is not fighting for himself and his family; he is fighting for the marginalised Igbos and the old Eastern region, and the Midwest region. Nnamdi Kanu is fighting for humanity, and due to greed, selfishness, hatred and quest for the domination, all peoples of the named regions, including the west and the north have kept quiet. All the actions against Nnamdi Kanu is to subdue the Igbos and others. Peoples from Edo, Uroboh, Akwa Ibom and Cross River are not speaking out however, if you listen to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s demand, it includes the developments of Warri and Calabar sea ports. These sea ports are not in Igboland. Kanu is fighting for the Igbos in the Nigerian police, in Nigerian military and in the Nigerian civil service.

However, everyone, including the Igbo leaders and their governors have all kept quiet because he (Nnamdi Kanu) exposed and insulted them. Yoruba-led government has picked up from where Fulani-led governments stopped. Thank God that Afenifere is against it, and has openly voiced out their rejection. I tell you, Igbos shall be free from the strangle-hold of Nigeria one day, and we will remember all the injustices meted out on us as they say, he who laughs last laughs the best. Nnamdi Kanu has been in detention for more than four (4) years and no one cares however, you must care when it gets to your turn one day. Igbos and others must search their conscience; there is time for everything. My Advice to Nnamdi Kanu is to keep calm for the sake of his health and wellbeing. I have cried silently about Nnamdi Kanu’s issue; I had consulted with barristers, and it has dawn on me that individually, we may not do much however, collectively, we (the Igbos) will achieve results to free Nnamdi Kanu, and to free the Igbos and the Eastern regions, including others, such as the people of Southern Kaduna whom Nigerians have given up on; these people are killed on a daily basis.

However, everything has expiry date, and Nigerian relationship with the Igbos has expired! It is a matter of time for us to go our separate ways. Igbos are deeply injured and emotionally angry by the actions of Nigeria against them. Just look at the number of young Igbos who have been killed by their own government. Just look at how villages have been burnt down in Igboland to pave way for others to occupy. I ask everyone to step up and speak up now against the injustices on Nnamdi Kanu and the entire Igbo race in Nigeria; enough is enough!

My name remains Oguchi Martins Egbujor, your messenger of truth. I have given my messages to you, and what you do with it is your responsibility. There is serious injustices going on in Nigeria against the Igbos; he who has ear let him hear!