Nnamdi Kanu Emerges ‘Africa Guardian’s Man Of The Year’

“Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Nigerian separatist group, Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) emerges AFRICA GUARDIAN’s MAN OF THE YEAR 2018,” AfricaGuardian, a South African media announces on their official Facebook page, twitter account and instagram.

According to Africa Guardian, “3 countries, 3 men were recommended for this. The public voted and chose one.”

In a vote on its official Facebook page on December 13, 2018, after a street poll was reportedly carried out, the South African media presented 3 countries: Ghana, Nigeria and South Africa to be nominated. Nnamdi Kanu led in the poll with many votes, which made him the only one in the standings.

“Diplomatically leads a pro-independence group without any record of violence, Enlightens the masses on human rights and political issues in Africa, Most vocal activist in Africa,” Africa Guardian said, announcing that the IPOB leader won the ‘Africa Guardian’s Man of the year award.’