Bishop Matthew Kukah, a renowned Nigerian cleric and human rights advocate, paid a visit to Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), at Sokoto Prison. The meeting reportedly focused on discussing Kanu’s wellbeing and ongoing legal matters.
Sources say the visit was part of Bishop Kukah’s efforts to engage with key figures in national issues and promote dialogue. The cleric has previously been vocal about justice, human rights, and peaceful resolutions to conflicts in Nigeria.
During the meeting, the prison authorities ensured proper security measures while facilitating the discussion. Bishop Kukah reportedly encouraged patience and emphasized adherence to legal processes as the case continues.
Observers noted that the visit may help foster communication and understanding amidst heightened public interest in Kanu’s situation. Both parties highlighted the importance of peaceful dialogue and national reconciliation.
