Recall that the Presidency had disclosed that President Buhari travelled to Nairobi to participate in the Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of the United Nations Environmental Programme, from where he would travel to the United Kingdom for his medical check up.
IPOB in a statement on Thursday by its spokesman, Emma Powerful, claimed that the President travelled to Kenya to talk to President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya about how to conceal their alleged crimes against Kanu.
Powerful said Buhari doesn’t want Kenyatta to leak more information about what transpired in Kanu’s extraordinary rendition to Nigeria.
He claimed that the revelations so far made at the Kenya Court have made Buhari very uncomfortable, hence his desperation to stop further revelations.
The statement read: “We are the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB under the leadership of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. We want to tell the world why President Muhammadu Buhari went to Kenya. Buhari went to Kenya to induce President Uhuru Kenyatta to see how both of them can collude in covering their crime against humanity which they committed via their roles in the extraordinary rendition of our leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
“Buhari doesn’t want Uhuru Kenyatta to leak more information about what transpired in Kanu’s extraordinary rendition. The revelations so far made at the Kenya Court have made Buhari very uncomfortable, hence his desperation to stop further revelations.
“Nigeria and Kenya know what fate awaits them over their duplicity in that criminal act, hence the secret move by both Presidents to hold meetings on how to cover their flanks.
“Both Presidents know they are guests of the International Court. They cannot escape it!
“We, therefore, urge the international community to monitor Buhari’s unscheduled trip to Kenya. Buhari and his allies will never succeed in their desperation to scuttle the Biafra restoration struggle. The only thing that will save Uhuru Kenyatta is the truth. He shouldn’t allow Buhari to induce him against speaking the truth.”
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