IPOB Supreme Leader, Nnamdi Kanu World Broadcast Live on Sunday 21st October via Radio Biafra London 102.1FM in Tel-Aviv, Israel.

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The efficiency of Mossad will be replicated in Biafran security.

The Nigerian Army in contempt of court came to my house to kill me.

The Nigerian Army killed my cousin Adaku and 28 others at my home on September 14th, 2017.

Ohaneze Ndigbo, Governors of the east, and the government of Nigeria pressured me to cancel the boycott of Anambra election and I said no.

I will ventilate only in a competent court of law any where in the world (and not in a kangaroo court) the circumstances surrounding my enforce disappearance [the invasion of my home].

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