Re: Hahaha! Vincent IPOB Modebelu: IPOB Suspends Nnamdi Kanu Over ‘Unguarded Utterances’

[femi Olajide]

That's just the way the cookie crumbles.

They hoodwinked the guy to think he is indispensable and now he realized that all his fake supporters have abandoned him and continue with their lives while he rots in prison, Kanu will sing like a canary.

Sing canary sing! Now is the time to bring down the whole house of cards. People like Nnamdi Kanu will never go down alone for long. It must always be a 'scorched earth' approach for them.

If they can't enjoy it, no one must enjoy it. They must all go down together.

Regards,

Femi Olajide

On Friday, 19 June 2026 at 19:26:16 GMT+1, TAJUDEEN RAJI <tr...@aol.com> wrote:

Is Nnamdi Kanu singing in prison like a bitch or bird. I thought he was the brave Igbo terrorist. Yeye dey smell. lol 

Thanks,

Tajudeen Raji 

Sent from my iPhone

On Jun 19, 2026, at 10:35 AM, Kayode Adebayo <kayu...@yahoo.com> wrote:



Hahaha! Vincent IPOB Modebelu and Abraham IPOB Madu: 

Your dumb IPOB leader has been suspended by IPOB. That's very funny. Nnamdi Kanu is not only wasting away for life in Sokoto Gulag, IPOB has also daggered him in the ass. I thought your dumb Nnamdi Kanu was a supreme leader. It can't get any worse for your dumb IPOB leader than that. His IPOB mouth has been shut up. He has been summarily rendered incommunicado.

Hahaha!

Kayode

IPOB suspends Nnamdi Kanu over ‘unguarded utterances’

The Cable 

The proscribed group added that Kanu has also been delisted as director of Radio Biafra in a bid to reposition the organisation and strengthen its operations.

The group said IPOB was established as a self-determination movement “formed and nurtured by Biafrans in the diaspora”, and not by any individual, for the restoration of a sovereign Biafra.

It said no individual has the authority to dissolve its central leadership structure.

Edoziem said the decision to suspend Kanu was reached at a DOS meeting on June 17 after reviewing an intelligence report from “IPOB’s M-Branch” about a meeting involving Kanu and officers of the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Nigerian Intelligence Agency (NIA) in Sokoto prison.

He said the DOS noted that Kanu’s movements and communications are monitored by the DSS, and that some prison communications have led to arrests and deaths of IPOB members.

Edoziem noted that there are plans to form a new militia “through which a new round of violence will be instigated and unleashed in Biafraland” and to weaken and eventually dissolve the IPOB movement by targeting its leadership structure.

Edoziem added that the suspension is also intended to “prevent those individuals or group of individuals who hitherto are minded to commit crime in Biafraland, engage in criminal activities or carry out any actions whatsoever supposedly on the authority of the suspended office of the leader”.

He said the suspension will “prevent unchecked actions, reckless assumption of authority and unguarded utterances from resulting in the reckless arrests, torture and needless death of Biafran youths in Biafraland”.

According to the statement, the move will also “halt and checkmate individuals and groups not affiliated with IPOB, who claim to derive legitimacy to carry out actions that conflict with IPOB’s mission statement, from the existence of the now suspended office of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra”

[femi Olajide]

House of cards......

Regards,

Femi Olajide

On Friday, 19 June 2026 at 22:56:09 GMT+1, vin modebelu <vin.mo...@gmail.com> wrote:

 

Edoziem group suspends Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB rejects move

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has dismissed the purported suspension and expulsion of its leader, Nnamdi Kanu, by the faction led by Chika Edoziem, describing the move as unconstitutional, null and void, and an exercise in futility by officials whose tenure had already been terminated.

In a statement issued by IPOB spokesperson Emma Powerful, the group said Edoziem and members of the dissolved third administration of the Directorate of State (DOS) lacked the authority to take any action against Kanu, having been removed from office before issuing the declaration.

According to IPOB, Kanu, acting under powers vested in him by the movement’s Code of Conduct, recently dissolved the third DOS administration headed by Edoziem and inaugurated a new leadership structure, the fourth DOS administration, under the leadership of Chris Nwaọgụ.

The group argued that any action taken by Edoziem and his associates after the dissolution of their administration was invalid because they no longer held any recognised office within the organisation.

“No person can derive authority from an office that has already ceased to exist,” the statement said.

IPOB maintained that under its governing laws, only the office of the Supreme Leader has the authority to appoint, suspend, dismiss or dissolve principal officers and administrative structures within the organisation.

Citing provisions of its Code of Conduct, the group said the power to appoint, suspend or dismiss principal officers “vests exclusively” in Kanu and can only be exercised by another official if expressly delegated by him.

On that basis, IPOB insisted that the purported suspension of Kanu by Edoziem’s group was not only invalid but constitutionally impossible.

“The authority to appoint, suspend, dismiss or dissolve principal officers and administrative structures resides exclusively in the Office of the Supreme Leader. No Coordinator, Principal Officer, Directorate, Committee or collective body possesses any constitutional authority to suspend, remove or overrule the Supreme Leader,” the statement said.

The organisation described the move against Kanu as “foolish, delusional and a legal impossibility” within the framework of its laws.

IPOB further accused the dissolved leadership of gross insubordination, constitutional misconduct, abuse of office and an attempt to usurp powers not granted to them under the movement’s code.

According to the group, rather than accept their removal and hand over responsibilities in line with established procedures, members of the dissolved administration chose what it described as a path of rebellion against the authority from which they originally derived their legitimacy.

The movement directed members worldwide to disregard all statements, directives, appointments, suspensions and administrative actions issued by Edoziem and members of the dissolved administration, insisting that such communications carry no legal or organisational consequence within IPOB.

“The third administration of the Directorate of State no longer exists. Its tenure has been terminated by lawful authority and its powers extinguished,” the statement declared.
IPOB also urged media organisations to exercise caution in reporting developments concerning the group and avoid presenting statements from individuals it no longer recognises as representing its official position.

Reaffirming loyalty to Kanu, the organisation said the newly inaugurated fourth DOS administration remains fully operational and accountable to the detained IPOB leader.

It warned that any individual or group that continues to challenge Kanu’s authority or undermine the movement’s command structure would face disciplinary measures, including suspension, removal from office and expulsion.

“The authority of the Supreme Leader remains supreme, unquestionable and binding on all members,” the statement added.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/06/ipob-rejects-nnamdi-kanus-purported-suspension-says-edoziem-group-lost-authority/