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‎10 Statements IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu made about Buhari sparking nationwide buzz

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Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has long been a polarizing figure, and his statements about former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari have reignited public discourse, especially following Buhari’s reported death on July 13, 2025. Below are 10 key claims Kanu made about Buhari, fueling widespread discussion.

‎Buhari’s Death in 2017: Kanu claimed Buhari died in 2017 during a medical trip to the UK, sparking conspiracy theories


‎Impostor theory: He alleged Buhari was replaced by a Sudanese lookalike, “Jubril Al-Sudani,” not a clone, to mislead Nigerians.


‎Cabal Control: Kanu asserted a cabal, led by Abba Kyari, ran Aso Rock, not Buhari, citing internal conflicts like the NSA-Chief of Staff rift.


‎Health concealment: He criticized the secrecy around Buhari’s health, claiming it hid his incapacity to lead.


‎Ethnic division: Kanu argued Buhari’s policies deepened Nigeria’s ethnic and religious divides, a view echoed by his lawyer in 2022.


‎Treasonable acts: He accused Buhari of ignoring IPOB’s grievances, labeling his actions as marginalizing Igbos.


‎Biafra advocacy: Kanu’s Radio Biafra broadcasts condemned Buhari’s government for suppressing Igbo self-determination.


‎Military heavy-handedness: He claimed Buhari’s military tactics against IPOB were excessive, a point raised by former President Obasanjo.


‎Judicial Interference: Kanu alleged Buhari refused to honour court orders for his release, showing disregard for the rule of law


‎Vindication claim: Post-Buhari’s death, IPOB stated Kanu’s claims were validated, urging reflection on Nigeria’s governance


‎Why It’s trending: Kanu’s bold assertions, especially about Buhari’s death and replacement, have resurfaced online, amplified by IPOB’s recent statement and Garba Shehu’s confirmation of Buhari’s health struggles. These claims, though controversial, resonate with some Nigerians frustrated by governance issues, while others dismiss them as conspiracies. The debate underscores Nigeria’s polarized socio-political landscape, with Kanu’s detention and IPOB’s agitation keeping these issues in the spotlight.

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