- ‘Nnamdi Kanu No Longer Sounds Normal’ – APC Chieftain
- Joe Igbokwe condemned his behaviour, calling him unstable and overrated.
- Igbokwe said the blood of Kanu’s alleged victims is now speaking against him.
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Joe Igbokwe, has criticised the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, over his behaviour in court on Friday.
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EKO HOT BLOG reports that Kanu, who appeared before the Federal High Court in Abuja for his ongoing trial, was seen in a video that has since gone viral, angrily confronting the judge and questioning the handling of his case.
The IPOB leader accused the court of disregarding Nigeria’s constitution and a previous Supreme Court judgment. In the footage, Kanu was heard saying, “You have no idea what justice means, you don’t know what justice means,” as he berated the authorities involved in his trial.
Reacting to the incident, Joe Igbokwe took to Facebook to condemn Kanu’s courtroom outburst, saying it reflected instability and arrogance. According to Igbokwe, the IPOB leader’s actions show that he is “no longer sounding like a normal person.”
“This small boy’s behavior in court today tells me that the centre can no longer hold. The actor is overrated,” Igbokwe wrote. “Everything about him is overrated. He is no longer sounding like a normal person. The blood of thousands of people he killed are speaking.”
Igbokwe, who has been a vocal critic of the separatist movement, said Kanu’s conduct in court was a reflection of guilt and the consequences of his past actions.
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