The Governor of Abia State, Dr. Alex Otti, alongside top officials from the Sokoto State Government, reportedly paid a visit to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). The unusual combination of visitors has immediately stirred strong discussions across the country.
Details of the visit remain private, but insiders say the meeting focused on dialogue, peace-building, and exploring fresh political pathways as the country continues to grapple with ethnic tension and regional mistrust. The presence of Sokoto officials, in particular, has surprised many Nigerians, given the historic political divide between the North and pro-Kanu supporters in the South-East.
Governor Otti’s involvement has also raised eyebrows, with analysts suggesting the move may signal a new approach to easing long-standing grievances and pushing for national reconciliation. Others believe the visit may have wider political implications ahead of future national realignments.
As the news spreads, Nigerians are sharing mixed reactions online — from praise to suspicion.
💬 If this is about peace and unity, then it’s a welcome development.
💬 Sokoto and Abia visiting Kanu? Something big is going on behind the scenes.
💬 Dialogue is always better than violence. Good step.
💬 Hope this is not another political strategy to score points.
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