Following the reports that the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu, was arrested in Kenya, the Kenya’s Government has denied having anything to do with the process.
Officials of the Kenyan Government have said this in separate interviews, not stating, however, if it knew he was in the country or not, neither was it aware of the arrest and extradition.
Kenya’s Director-General of Immigration Services, Alexander Muteshi, in an interview with Kenya’s Nation, dismissed the claims of the country’s complicity in the arrest. When asked whether the claims made by the Kanu’s brother was true as to his arrest in the country, Muteshi reportedly said he couldn’t know. “I can’t know that”, Mr Muteshi reportedly said, adding that it was not possible to tell whether Mr Kanu had entered Kenyan territory.
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Reuters further reported that a spokesperson for the nation’s Minister of Interior said it was not aware of the case. “A spokeswoman for the Kenyan interior ministry said it was not aware of the matter, while the foreign affairs ministry in Nairobi did not respond to a request for comment”, the Reuters reported.
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