IPOB Vows Not to Abandon Nnamdi Kanu, Emphasizes Institutionalizing Biafra Struggle

IPOB Vows Not to Abandon Nnamdi Kanu, Emphasizes Institutionalizing Biafra Struggle

IPOB Vows Not to Abandon Nnamdi Kanu, Emphasizes Institutionalizing Biafra Struggle

Mazi Austin Agbanyim, IPOB Europe Representative and Member of the Directorate of State (DOS), has assured members that the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) remains committed to the release of its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, and will not abandon him “in the hands of the enemies.”

Speaking to delegates from over 45 IPOB UK zones at the just-concluded IPOB UK 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) and City Evangelism in West Brom, Birmingham, Agbanyim stressed the need for the movement to rise above emotions and personal loyalty when decisions conflict with its core roadmap.

“When we saw that some of the messages coming from Mazi Nnamdi Kanu through his lawyers were against the IPOB Roadmap, we said no,” he stated. “We must remove emotions. We must not go wrong because our leader is going wrong.”

Agbanyim reiterated IPOB’s determination to institutionalize the Biafra struggle so that it cannot be held hostage whenever any individual leader is incapacitated or unreachable.

The event combined organizational review with grassroots outreach activities across Birmingham as part of IPOB UK’s 2026 activities.