🕊️ Follow-Up Letter for Urgent Global Intervention
Date: 12th November 2025
From:
Concern peaceful Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)
Peaceful Global Awareness Campaigners for Justice and Freedom
Email: newgenerationpowerengineer@gmail.com
Phone: +234 907 772 4359
Submitted To:
The Diplomatic Community in Abuja, Nigeria, Includes:
The United Nations
United States Embassy
British High Commission (UK)
The Chief Prosecutor, International Criminal Court (ICC)
Canadian High Commission
Delegation of the European Union (EU)
Australian High Commission
Embassy of France
Embassy of Germany
Embassy of China
Embassy of Russia
Embassy of Japan
Embassy of South Korea
Embassy of Israel
High Commission of South Africa
Embassy of Turkey
Embassy of Brazil
Embassy of Ghana
Embassy of Kenya
Embassy of Ethiopia
Embassy of Benin and others.
Subject: SOS – Urgent Global Humanitarian Intervention to End the Unlawful Detention and Torture of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu
Your Excellencies,
This is a global SOS appeal for urgent humanitarian and diplomatic intervention in the unlawful abduction and continued detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), who was kidnapped in Kenya and extra-judicially transferred to Nigeria in June 2021 — a clear violation of international law and the sovereignty of Kenya.
Despite rulings by Nigerian courts, the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, and several international human rights resolutions ordering his unconditional release, the Nigerian government continues to detain him in solitary confinement under inhumane conditions, amounting to state-sponsored terrorism and torture.
As of now, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s health has deteriorated gravely in DSS custody. His continued detention and the harassment of peaceful campaigners like myself constitute a direct threat to human life, justice, and global peace.
We therefore call on all world powers and international institutions to act immediately to:
- Enforce all binding local and international court orders for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s unconditional release.
- Investigate and sanction those involved in his illegal abduction from Kenya and ongoing torture in Nigeria.
- Demand the protection of peaceful IPOB members and campaigners against arbitrary arrests, harassment, and persecution.
- Recognize the extraordinary humanitarian urgency of this case and initiate emergency diplomatic dialogue to prevent further escalation.
The kidnapping of a lawful self-determination leader from another sovereign nation is not a domestic issue — it is international terrorism.
Failure to act emboldens future violations against activists and journalists worldwide.
We humbly urge your offices to treat this matter as a life-saving emergency and a moral test of global justice.
Respectfully submitted,
Concern peaceful Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)
Peaceful Global Awareness Campaigners for Justice and Freedom
Email: newgenerationpowerengineer@gmail.com
Phone: +234 907 772 4359
[đź”´ Additional Section: Demand for Global Designation of Nigeria as a Terrorist State
In view of the persistent and systematic human rights violations, extrajudicial killings, kidnappings, torture, and suppression of peaceful self-determination movements by the Nigerian Government and its security agencies — particularly the DSS and the Nigerian Military — we hereby call on the international community to officially designate the Federal Republic of Nigeria as a state sponsor of terrorism.
The unlawful abduction of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu from Kenya, a foreign sovereign nation, without due extradition process, constitutes an act of international terrorism and a grave violation of international conventions on human rights and state sovereignty. This singular act, combined with the Nigerian State’s ongoing persecution, killings, and detention of peaceful IPOB members, reflects a consistent pattern of state terrorism targeted at civilians exercising their fundamental rights.
We therefore demand that:
- The United Nations, African Union, European Union, United States, and other world powers urgently launch a global inquiry into Nigeria’s acts of state terrorism.
- Nigeria be classified under international law as a terrorist state until it ceases all forms of unlawful abductions, secret detentions, and targeted violence against unarmed civilians.
- The ICC expand its ongoing investigations into Nigeria to include crimes against humanity, enforced disappearances, and transnational terrorism.
- Global governments impose targeted sanctions on individuals and state institutions responsible for these grave violations, especially the DSS leadership, Attorney General’s office, and Presidency.
