Nasir El-Rufai that the NSÁ allegedly imported poison into Nigeria. 

I’m honestly surprised that many Igbos are not expressing outrage over the recent allegation by Nasir El-Rufai that the NSÁ allegedly imported poison into Nigeria. 
If this claim is true, the Igbo community, and Nigerians at large, need to ask a critical question: 
Who or what  is this p0!son intended for?

Everyone knows that Nnamdi Kanu is currently detained in Sokoto pr!son, and he has long been considered a problem by the N!gerian g0vernment and some elements within the Fvlani political structure. 

What makes this all£gation particularly chilling is that this 
p0!son, as described, does not act immediately. 
It works gradually, slowly undermining the v!ct!m until they are left with nothing.
Could it be that such a svbst4nce is being used on Kanu? 
I am not accusing anyone, I am merely speculating based on the information at hand. 
If what El-Rufai said is true, it raises the disturbing possibility that this p0!son could be part of a broader effort to quietly s!lence 
d!ss!dents in Nigeria.

The danger here is that the victim might appear to die of natural causes, with hospitals unable to diagnose or treat them, and no one would question it.
This is a question that must be asked seriously. 
Whatever the truth, it is imperative that nothing happens to Kanu. 
People are beginning to ask about what happened to Mr Obadiah Mailafia after he was invited by DŚŚ.
History has shown that many of the warnings he has issued over time have gradually proven accurate. 
This situation demands vigilance, transparency, and accountability.
Note: DŚŚ, I’m not accusing anyone oo, I’m just speculating
- Udochukwu O.