- Portable has claimed that a sum of ₦50 billion was allegedly offered to both Yoruba Nation advocate Sunday Igboho and IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu to drop their respective secessionist movements.
- Portable alleged that while the advocate for the Yoruba Nation accepted the offer, Nnamdi Kanu refused the money, insisting instead on the freedom of his people.
Nigerian street-hop artist Portable has made a controversial claim that both Yoruba Nation advocate Sunday Igboho and IPOB leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu were offered a massive monetary settlement to abandon their calls for independence.
Portable alleged that the Yoruba Nation advocate accepted the offer, but Kanu refused, choosing instead to focus on his people’s freedom.
Portable stated:
“I Heared Sunday Igboho and Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Was Offered 50 Billion Naira, the Advocator for independent Yoruba Nation Take the Offer, But The Biafra Advocator refuses to Accept the Offer and still insist on his people Freedom”
In other news….. Nollywood actor Ime Bishop Umoh, widely known as Okon Lagos, has reacted to the reported life imprisonment verdict said to be issued against IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu.
Sharing his thoughts on Instagram, Okon questioned why individuals described as “repented” terrorists are often pardoned, reintegrated into society, and even absorbed into sensitive security agencies, while Kanu is facing severe punishment.
He wrote:
“If ‘repented’ terrorists of Northern Nigeria extract can be ‘justifiably’ pardoned and reintegrated into core institutions of national security like our armed forces, then the same gesture can be accorded Nnamdi Kanu.”
Okon argued that Nigeria cannot claim fairness if former terrorists are allowed to walk free, yet Kanu is left to face the heaviest consequences.
Calling on President Bola Tinubu to intervene, he added:
“Mr. President Sir, please balance the scales I pray. Show more class than your immediate predecessor. I know you can. I hope you will.”
