Biafra Update: Nnamdi Kanu Almost SHOT In Kuje Prison As Bullet, Five Canisters Of Tears Gas Found In His Cell Read

Fresh news as Nnamdi Kanu's life is reportedly in danger. The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) have for quite a while raised alarms regarding the threat to their leader’s life. Family, friends and supporters of Nnamdi Kanu have also being raising alarm over plots to kill the pro-Biafra leader while still in custody.

Recently some photos have emerged of a discharged bullet, tear gas canisters recovered from Nnamdi Kanu’s cell in kuje. The pictures have stirred great debate over the fate of the Radio Biafra director, who is still held in custody for crimes bordering on treason.

Tear gas canisters were reportedly recovered from Nnamdi Kanu’s cell room in Kuje prison. A lawyer to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu has alleged fears of threat to the life of his client currently under custody at the Kuje prison facility in Abuja.

Ifeanyi Ejiofor who spoke to Journalists, said security operatives at the Kuje prison shot five canisters of tear gas into Kanu’s cell during a riot that broke out at the facility on Monday, August 29.

Ejiofor said: “As we speak right now, Nnamdi Kanu’s life is under threat, there is a situation in the prison custody right now.”

“There was a particular cell – not very far from where he is – the cell was being searched by security operatives in the course of their routine exercise,” Ejiofor said.

“This is happening now as I am talking to you this moment, now, that cell is being searched and in the cause of the search, the security operatives had problems with the inmates.

“This particular cell is not far away from where Nnamdi Kanu is being kept, the security personnel now started shooting tear gas and also shooting guns indiscriminately,” he said.