Biafra Secret Service (BSS) Is Illegal... Police Sends Strong Warning To Nnamdi Kanu

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The Abia State Commissioner, CP Adeleye Oyebade has declared the recently formed Biafra Security Service of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), led by Nnamdi Kanu, illegal.


 He was reacting to video of showing Nnamdi Kanu, inspecting some youths called ‘secret service’ agents.

 Oyebade, while speaking with newsmen in at the Command heaquaters in Umuahia, said the Nigerian constitution recognizes only the Nigeria Police, Nigerian Army and the DSS.

 He warned that the full weight of the law would be brought upon members of the BIafra State Services

 Oyebade said the police and other security operatives in the state would not fold their hands and watch unscrupulous elements disrupt the relative peace, adding that the police would work with sister agencies to ensure safety

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