Let love guide; for those who missed my broadcast, please listen to my stands now and take notice of my journey to Abuja.
I was arrested on Sunday morning, detained on Monday, and released on Tuesday. The police asked us to return on Wednesday to hear from the two parties for peace to rain, but unfortunately, the person who assisted my release told me to go back to Onitcha Anambra state and that if my attention was needed, he would contact me.
The complainant Aku Zion and his crew with the police waited for us all day but couldn’t see us, which ignited everything again, leading to my second detention because everyone was ashamed, but I didn’t do it on purpose.
I was released for the second time, and the police and our lawyers advised everyone that we are allowed to broadcast and preach our beliefs, but that we should refrain from calling people names or using their pictures, as this is against the law.
And the case between us and Aku Zion was settled in the police station, where we hugged each other and left like brothers. Aku Zion also promised to visit our injured brother and take care of him.
We all move to the office of Chief Barrister SAN Michael Ozokome, one of the fathers in Igbo land, in Abuja. There, he gives us fatherly advice on what to do without breaking the law, as I mentioned in the previous statement.
After giving us fatherly advice, he prays for us through his belief and asks us to pray for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s release on December 15, 2023, as he is his lawyer, so that there will be peace in Igbo land. He also gives each of us a large, complimentary diary.
I am here to inform you that it is illegal and against the law to shout someone’s name during a broadcast in the liberation movement, including tagging someone’s photo,
and the legal matter between us and Aku Zion has been resolved. I am here to inform all of our people who are departing for Europe, America, Asia, Nigeria, Africa, and Mozambique that we should all let this matter go and let peace continue without naming names.
In the end, Chief SAN Michael Ozokome was assured by Lord Zeus 101 that he would shortly inherit another chieftaincy in Igbo country.
