- Some Jewish brothers have proved to Nnamdi Kanu that the Igbos have a Jewish heritage
- They reportedly showed him where Igbos are written in the Torah which is the central reference of Judaism
- Whether the Igbos are have a Jewish heritage remains a controversy
Some Jewish brothers visited the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu.
NAIJ.com gathered that during the visit, the Jewish faithfuls reportedly showed Kanu where Igbos are written in the Torah to prove that the Igbo people are truly from Israel.
A Facebook user, Chinasa Nworu, who shared the photos wrote: “Mazi Nnamdi Kanu was surprised to see where Igbos are written in the Torah. The Jewish faithful visited him showed him how Igbos are Jews and are written in the Torah before the wicked Britain deleted it from the English Bible.”
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The Jewish faithful showed Nnamdi Kanu that the Igbos are Jews
For some time, there has been controversy on whether the Igbos have a Jewish heritage as they claim.
The Igbos claim to be one of the lost tribes of the Jewish family.
Kanu was surprised to see where Igbos are written in the Torah
Reacting to this latest 'discovery', some people were happy happy with the discovery while some others criticised Kanu.
In February 2017, Jewish scientists were in Anambra state to conduct DNA tests to ascertain the possibility about an ancestral relationship between the Igbo people and Jews in Israel.
They were invited by the former president-general of the Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Dr Dozie Ikedife.
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Before Knau was released from prison, one of his bail requirements was that he must produce three sureties, including a “highly respected and recognised jewish leader”.
A Jewish Rabbi had to be flown in from Port Harcourt to perfect the bail condition, after which he was released.
In the NAIJ.com video below, Nnadi Kanu adresses his followers in Isiama Afara, Abia state. According to him, anyone still in doubt about the coming of Biafra is less than an amoeba.
