An alleged traditional chief priest has stirred conversations on social media after reportedly joining protesters in Abuja demanding the release of detained Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader Nnamdi Kanu.
News Central TV shared video footage showing the individual dressed in traditional native doctor attire, adorned with charms, and holding a cow horn while participating in the demonstration alongside other pro-Kanu supporters in the nation’s capital.
The unusual sight of a traditional spiritualist joining the political protest has generated significant reactions online, with many expressing surprise at the diverse range of supporters rallying for Kanu’s freedom.
Cow horns hold significant symbolic meaning in Igbo traditional religion and are often used by priests and diviners during spiritual ceremonies. The priest’s participation, dressed in full regalia, appears to add a spiritual dimension to what has primarily been framed as a political and human rights struggle.
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Kanu has been in Department of State Services custody since his controversial extradition from Kenya in June 2021. Despite various court rulings and international concerns about the legality of his arrest, the IPOB leader remains detained, facing charges of treasonable felony.
The Abuja protests have drawn diverse participants, including human rights activists, Igbo community members, and now traditional religious practitioners, reflecting the broad-based nature of support for Kanu’s release among certain segments of Nigeria’s southeast population.
The video shared by News Central TV has sparked debates about the intersection of traditional spirituality and contemporary political activism in Nigeria. Some observers view the priest’s participation as evidence of deep cultural ties to the Biafran cause, while others question the appropriateness of mixing traditional religion with political demonstrations.