The Arewa Youths Consultative Forum has raised the alarm that the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has concluded plans to flee the country.
According to reports in the media on Sunday, Kanu and his lieutenants have gone underground since the declaration of IPOB as a terrorist group by the military, which had since launched a manhunt for him.
The AYCF, according to a report by THE PUNCH on Monday, said intelligence reports at its disposal had revealed that the pro-Biafran activist was on his way to the Cameroon borders where he could easily escape from Nigeria.
The President of AYCF, Mallam Shettima Yerima, told The PUNCH on Sunday in Jos, the Plateau State capital: “We are aware that he is scheming to find a way of escape through Cameroonian borders, which is easier for him to move and run back to where he belongs.
“He is on his way looking for how to run to Cameroon and that we are aware from our intelligence reports.”
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