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A Department of State Services (DSS) operative has testified in court that Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), incited violence through his broadcasts, leading to the deaths of ex-Presidential aide Ahmed Gulak, a retired judge, and a military couple.
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The witness revealed this at the Federal High Court in Abuja during Kanu’s terrorism trial. According to the DSS, Kanu’s sit-at-home orders directly resulted in the killings, including the beheading of Sergeant Audu Lucas and Private Glory Matthew.
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“Kanu’s broadcasts instructed followers to enforce sit-at-home, leading to attacks on violators,” the operative stated. Gulak was allegedly murdered for defying the order. The DSS also linked Kanu to IPOB’s armed wing, the Eastern Security Network (ESN), and Radio Biafra, which allegedly promoted violence against security personnel.
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The Nigerian government is prosecuting Kanu on terrorism charges following a petition by ex-Attorney General Abubakar Malami.
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