Just In: They Said Igbos Love Money, But Nnamdi Kanu Proved Them Wrong. “Even ₦500 Billion Couldn’t Break Him — Sanusi Salutes Nnamdi Kanu’s Loyalty to Biafra” “When they say the Igbos love money, remind them that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is still in prison. When they say the Igbos don’t love themselves, remind them that Nnamdi Kanu is still sacrificing his freedom for his people,” said Muhammadu Sanusi II (Lamido Sanusi), former Emir of Kano. According to Sanusi, “Sunday Igboho was allegedly offered ₦50 billion to abandon his agitation for the Oduduwa Republic, and he accepted. But Nnamdi Kanu was reportedly offered ₦500 billion, an oil well, and a lifetime payment of ₦5 billion monthly — yet he rejected them all, declaring ‘It is Biafra or death!’** Sanusi described Kanu as “a man whose conviction goes beyond comfort, and whose sacrifice will be remembered by history.” Source~~ I News @topfans #biafranwaabiriba #everyonehighlightsfollowers #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #folowerseveryonehighlights #JusticeForNnamdiKanu #instablog9janews

Just In: They Said Igbos Love Money, But Nnamdi Kanu Proved Them Wrong. “Even ₦500 Billion Couldn’t Break Him — Sanusi Salutes Nnamdi Kanu’s Loyalty to Biafra” “When they say the Igbos love money, remind them that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is still in prison. When they say the Igbos don’t love themselves, remind them that Nnamdi Kanu is still sacrificing his freedom for his people,” said Muhammadu Sanusi II (Lamido Sanusi), former Emir of Kano. According to Sanusi, “Sunday Igboho was allegedly offered ₦50 billion to abandon his agitation for the Oduduwa Republic, and he accepted. But Nnamdi Kanu was reportedly offered ₦500 billion, an oil well, and a lifetime payment of ₦5 billion monthly — yet he rejected them all, declaring ‘It is Biafra or death!’** Sanusi described Kanu as “a man whose conviction goes beyond comfort, and whose sacrifice will be remembered by history.” Source~~ I News @topfans #biafranwaabiriba #everyonehighlightsfollowers #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #folowerseveryonehighlights #JusticeForNnamdiKanu #instablog9janews

#BreakingNews 😱The King of the Ashanti Kingdom, His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has arrived in Nigeria ahead of the “Free Nnamdi Kanu” protest scheduled for Monday, October 20th. Speaking to reporters at the airport, the Ghanaian monarch said he could no longer stay silent while injustice continues against the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). “I have been observing how unjust the Nigerian court has been in handling the case of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu,” the King said. “Justice delayed is justice denied. This is not just an Igbo issue — it’s an African issue.” The King also recalled the historical bond between the Igbos and the people of Ghana, emphasizing the role Igbos played in Ghana’s development. “The Igbo people have always stood with Ghana. Many of our businesses, schools, and trade routes flourished because of their hard work and wisdom. When a brother is in pain, you don’t look away — you stand by him,” he added. 👉 Read the full story statement here 🔗https://istbw.com/4/10000682 #MNKOct20 #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #USB #everyonehighlightsfollowers #EndInjusticeAgainstIgbosNow

‘Bring N20m Or Forget Your Farms’ — Fulani Bandits Threaten Zamfara Farmers The demand, according to residents, has sparked outrage among farming communities across the state, who accused the armed gangs of turning agriculture into a “ransom business.” A resident who spoke on condition of anonymity said the Fulani bandits’ demands come every farming season. “They ask for money before we can plant, and when it’s time to harvest, they demand another payment,” he said. “We can’t farm on our own land in peace again. We must pay the fulbandits before we can even touch our crops.” According to him, the latest threat came with a chilling message from the bandits: “Bring N20 million or forget your farms.” Another resident said those who attempt to enter their farms secretly, especially at night, are often abducted or killed. According to information obtained by security analyst Bakastine, the affected communities have suffered several attacks in recent months, with bandits tightening control over farmlands. “These attacks have become a form of economic warfare,” he said. “The bandits use fear and extortion to dominate rural communities.” The residents are now appealing to the Zamfara State Government and security agencies to urgently intervene as attacks persist despite ongoing military operations in the area. “We are tired of peace talks that change nothing,” another farmer lamented. “We just want to farm and live in peace again.” #everyonehighlights #KingWhyte ...@KingWhyte👑.