Nnamdi Kanu visits South-East Senators; IPOB leader Caution On Bail Conditions.

The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Mr. Nnamdi Kanu met with Southeast senators late Tuesday night in Abuja. The meeting was held in the Apo Quarters, residence of Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu. The meeting a source said was an avenue by the IPOB leader to thank the senators for their efforts to secure his release.

At the meeting, the senators urged Mr. Kanu to abide by rules and conditions related to his bail by an

Abuja Federal High court on the 28^th of April 2017 .The senators have also assured Mr. Kanu that they were working assiduously to secure the release of  three IPOB members still in detention.

It was also revealed that the senators did not ask Kanu to abort his agitation for the actualization of the Sovereign State of Biafra, but stressed out the need for unity and development in the Southeast.

Also yesterday, the camp of the deputy senate president has alleged that an arrangement have been concluded to clamp Ekweremadu into detention within the next two weeks. Accusing fingers has been as pointed at some unnamed persons in the Presidency as masterminds of the plot.

According to Senator Abaribe who spoke on behalf of the opposition lawmakers, said that the unnamed persons were plotting to use the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and other security agencies to carry out the plot. He alleged that the security agencies plan to plant huge sums of money in Ekweremadu’s residence in Enugu and elsewhere and then conduct a search on the premises to fish out the planted implicating items. He alleged another plot to plant a gun in his car just to frame him up.

Condemning the alleged plot, which they said must be resisted, the senators called on the peace loving members of the public to be aware of what they described as an insidious plan to cow dissenting voices. Abaribe said.