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IPOB’s Kanu will be released next month, Anglican bishop predicts

By Uzoma Nzeagwu, Awka
11 April 2022   |   2:45 am
Bishop, Anglican Diocese of Awka, Anambra State, Alexander Ibezim, has predicted that the detained leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, will regain his freedom next month.

Bishop, Anglican Diocese of Awka, Anambra State, Alexander Ibezim, has predicted that the detained leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, will regain his freedom next month.

Ibezim, who doubles as the Archbishop, Ecclesiastical Province of the Niger, made the revelation at Paul University, Awka, on Saturday, during the 2022 Awka Diocesan prayer convention, themed ‘This Mountain Shall Be Removed’.

The self-styled prophet prayed to God to touch the Federal Government to release the IPOB leader, to end the growing calamity in the South-East region.

According to him, Nigerians need humility because nobody is safe when some people are not safe. “The rich in our midst must do everything to ensure the safety of the poor. Otherwise they won’t be safe to enjoy their riches. So, both the rich and the poor should cry unto God,” he added.

Earlier in his sermon, Bishop of Jebba Diocese, Dr. Oluwaseun Aderogba, said that God is ready to remove obstacles that had hindered justice to the people of the country.

The President, Mothers Union and Women’s Guild, Province of the Niger and Diocese of Awka, Dr. Chioma Ibezim, lamented the increasing insecurity, especially in the South East, expressing confidence that God has answer the prayers against the menace.

She said: “People are so bothered. There are wars and insecurity.

When these happen, it is an indication that people need to come together to seek God’s face. God has answered our prayers and the women are going home with joy.”

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