Genevieve Nnaji in her new look to Florence Ita Giwa's 70th birthday dinner

Monday February 22, 2016

Actress Genevieve Nnaji in a vintage Andrea Iyamah jumpsuit paired with a Dvf clutch & fringed shawl. She wore this to Senator Florence Ita Giwa's 70th birthday dinner last night and was styled by Veronica Ode

Nnamdi Kanu gives short interview Clement Ejiofor 2 hours ago 32214 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Send email – IPOB leader send the message to all world by his Biafra-themed attire – Kanu called on supporters to continue struggle for the independence of Biafra Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Kanu interview During his latest hearing at the Federal High Court, Abuja, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has granted a short interview to Ibeh Gift Amarachi and Okonkwo Somto Isaac of Family writers. Kanu, who is also the director of Radio Biafra, was arrested by the State Security Service in Lagos in mid-October 2015 on conspiracy and terrorism charges that were later changed to treason. READ ALSO: Nnamdi Kanu wears Biafra attire to court President Muhammadu Buhari’s words in his first media chat that Kanu would not be released in spite of the High Court rulings due to the “atrocities” he allegedly committed caused outrage among his supporters and the wider Nigerian community. The pro-Biafran leader was denied bail later in January. Naij.com’s photo-reporter, Yinka Adeparusi, presented exclusive photos of Kanu wearing Biafra-themed attire at his last court hearing. In the interview Kanu explained why he chose this outfit. “It is a message, not just to Biafrans but the world at large. We are whiter than white and whiter than snow. I am a Biafran and nothing can stop that. As you can see it goes with a white traditional wear, which proves that I am proud of the Biafran culture and my nation Biafra,” Kanu said. READ ALSO: Nnamdi Kanu all smiles today in court He further stated that he had never felt deterred over the Biafra struggle following his continued detention. “Never! Such has never crossed my mind. The Biafra struggle must continue and my detention cannot stop it. It is either Biafra or Death. “We should continue our peaceful protest. We must not give up and must continue working hard because it is making a lot of impact. We should remember our fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, sons and daughters who have given their lives towards the restoration of Biafra. Their sacrifices should not be in vain, as they are our heroes and heroines. May Chukwuabiama bless them all and bless their households,” the pro-Biafran leader called on his supporters to continue the struggle.
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