Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), recently had a notable meeting with Chief Dan Ulasi, a prominent Igbo leader. The meeting occurred at the Department of State Services (DSS) complex in Abuja, providing them with an opportunity to exchange thoughts on the situation in the Southeast region.
After their meeting, Chief Ulasi shared that Kanu appeared to be in good health, hale, hearty, and full of life. However, Chief Ulasi expressed concern over Kanu's seclusion, stating that such isolation was not even suitable for an enemy.
During the meeting, Mazi Kanu conveyed specific requests concerning the Igbo nation to Chief Ulasi. These requests will be disclosed in due course, as Chief Ulasi mentioned.
The meeting was initiated by Mazi Kanu, who reached out to Chief Ulasi and invited him to engage in heartfelt discussions. Mazi Kanu provided specific instructions regarding the situation in the Southeast during their time together.
“he sent for me and I went to see him. I went through the entire process, and we met. We had heart to heart discussion, and he passed some specific instructions about what is happening in the southeast,” he said.
The meeting lasted for nearly an hour, during which they had serious and intense discussions that touched on important matters affecting the country and, particularly, the Southeast region.
As the situation in the Southeast continues to garner attention, this meeting between Mazi Nnamdi Kanu and Chief Dan Ulasi holds significance. Updates on any further developments will be closely monitored and reported.
“We spent almost an hour together. We had very serious and intense discussions affecting the course of this country and essentially the southeast.
“The details will come later but the most important thing is that we met for almost an hour.” Ulasi Said
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