Enenche Enenche
I may not have agreed with all your views and approaches, but you are a prophet. You have woken a people to a reality and set a nation on its toes to reevaluate.
Chief Odimegwu Ojukwu fought it and ran away, he came back to contest for presidency of Nigeria because, in his thinking, it is easier to fight the cause from within. You are in custody today not because Nigeria keeps you there, if those whom you carry their passport want you out, you will not stay there for more than 1 minute. The key to unlocking your cell is not in Nigeria.
Your sin is that you “went too far”, you went against the wiring and the hands that did the wiring took you out of circulation.
Now that the voices outside your courtroom have reduced, it is time for sober reflection. For this cause, you lost your parents, for this cause you sacrifice safety and liberty, and for this cause I pray the people you did this for don’t abandon you for another cause.
I am a Nigerian, and believe in her sovereignty, but also believe in justice and equity. If Nigeria had yielded to her promises, there would not have been any reason for “sit at home”, Radio Biafra, or your incarceration today.
If our train can be attacked, prisons violated and right in our eyes Ransome is being paid to free hostages, our villages and cities are constantly under siege and no clear arrest or persecution, I strongly think that the ideals that inspired your arrest in my opinion, have outlived their usefulness in the interests of justice and equity. Let’s set him free and begin afresh.
Free Mazi Nnamdi Kanu!
Enenche Enenche
Abuja, Nigeria .
