Garba Shehu has made a shocking revelation about those President Buhari government wants to deal with for sponsoring Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho.
News Online reports that President Muhammadu Buhari’s government, says presidential spokesman Garba Shehu is going after Igbo and Yoruba leaders sponsoring Nnamdi Kanu and Sunday Igboho.
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Speaking during an interview with VOA Hausa in a report monitored by News Online, Mr Shehu alleged that the separatist leaders had top Igbo and Yoruba individuals backing them.
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This online news platform understands that Garba also disclosed that security agencies were currently conducting investigations to uncover the secessionist sponsors and financiers.
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“But you should know they have people that are backing them up even sponsors that are funding them…,” Mr Shehu said. “I want to assure you the security agencies are doing their investigation on those who are backing them up or funding them. We are waiting for them, and we don’t know where it will stop.”
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Justifying the invasion of Mr Igboho’s home, Mr Shehu, who acknowledged the Yoruba separatist’s right to expression, accused him of possessing illegal arms.
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Mr Buhari’s administration last week re-arrested Mr Kanu and invaded Mr Igboho’s home, killing at least two persons.
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The Igbo separatist leader is accused of orchestrating the killing of 60 persons and the destruction of property in 55 violent attacks across the South East and South-South in four months.
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The federal government stated this in a letter to Western diplomats. The letter, dated April 26, 2021, detailed the atrocities committed by IPOB on the instruction of Mr Kanu while in exile.
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Mr Igboho is accused of planning a “violent insurrection against Nigeria.”
