Co-detainees of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, have reportedly tested positively for tuberculosis, Igbere TV has learnt.
This was made known by one of his lawyers, Aloy Ejimakor who visited Kanu at the Department of State Services, DSS.
He said numerous detainees at the DSS have now tested positive for Tuberculosis.
According to him, “I visited with #MNK today in the company of Prince Emma Kanu & one of his other Lawyers. Onyendu directed that I extend his profound condolences to Mrs Rachel Nwosu on the demise of her gallant husband.”
“He disclosed that numerous detainees at the DSS have now tested positive for Tuberculosis. He hopes the Nigerian government would alert the WHO & Red Cross to intervene before it becomes a pandemic inside the DSS.”
“Onyendu’s poor health persists & he’s still not getting the required care. While I was with him, I observed his noticeable discomfort, malaise & general illhealth. He salutes all who remain faithful & steadfast.”
