Kingsley Kanu Is Suspended By Ipob Due To Transgressions And Anti-group Behavior

Kingsley Kanu, the younger brother of the group’s leader, Nnamdi Kanu, has been placed on indefinite administrative leave by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in Germany due to claimed infractions and anti-IPOB activities intended to cast the organization into discredit.

The organisation warned Kingsley that any additional violations of IPOB’s code of conduct would result in severe legal repercussions and cautioned him to realize that the Biafra fight goes beyond a personal matter.

Additionally, it said that Kingsley is just a unit member of IPOB in Landsberg AM Lech, Germany, and that IPOB is a legally recognized non-profit organization in Germany.

Kingsley is also accused of abusing his connection to Kanu for unwarranted favors and putting himself above every rule and interest of the organisation, according to a statement signed by the National Coordinator of IPOB’s Germany chapter, Collins Chinedu, and sent to reporters yesterday.

“We, members of IPOB in Germany, wish to draw the attention of IPOB family members worldwide about series of anti-IPOB activities of Kingsley Kanu, which are intended to bring the IPOB family in Germany into disrepute and, by extension, disorganize the larger IPOB family worldwide,” the statement titled “Suspension of IPOB Membership of Kingsley Kanu,” states. The following are a few of his transgressions against established standards.