Report by FaceToFace TV
In a move that has sparked fresh reactions worldwide, the US State of Georgia has reportedly conferred Honorary Citizenship on Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), despite his life sentence in Nigeria.
The honour is being interpreted by supporters as a strong signal of international recognition and solidarity, even as Kanu remains at the centre of intense legal and political controversy back home. Across social media and diaspora platforms, supporters say the gesture shows that the Kanu matter has gone beyond Nigeria’s borders and into the global human rights conversation.
Observers note that the development could further fuel debates around justice, freedom of expression, and international perception of Nigeria’s handling of separatist agitations. For Kanu’s followers, the honorary citizenship is being celebrated as moral victory and global validation.
As reactions continue to pour in, one thing is clear — the Nnamdi Kanu issue remains a global talking point, and international attention on his case is far from fading.
FaceToFace TV will keep tracking reactions and official responses as the story unfolds.
