One of the lawyers to Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Alloy Ejimakor on Monday, disclosed how the Department of State Services, DSS, restricted the agitator from seeking assistance from the United Kingdom, UK.
The lawyer disclosed this in a statement entitled: “Summary of my visitation with our Client, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu on Monday 19th July.”
The statement reads: “Last Saturday when I visited Mazi Kanu, I expressed strong concerns about the inordinate delay in having Kanu sign the two Forms I had taken to the DSS for Kanu’s signature some days before.
“Both Forms relate to affirming his consent to consular and diplomatic interventions by the United Kingdom and her High Commission in Nigeria.
“Surprisingly, the Forms were returned to me unsigned.”
“Let me make it clear that the day I took the Forms to the DSS, the officers on location were amenable to Kanu signing them until somewhere along the line, they tarried and decided to send it to the legal unit for vetting.
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“So, my sense is that it’s the legal unit of the DSS that disapproved of Kanu signing the Forms for reasons that were not given to me.
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