The family of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has publicly accused the British Government of neglecting its duty to protect a detained citizen. They allege that Kanu’s conviction was based on a repealed law and that significant judicial irregularities have occurred throughout his legal proceedings in Nigeria. The family further states that an appeal filed in June remains unheard, exacerbating concerns about the fairness of his treatment. They are urgently calling for diplomatic intervention from Britain to ensure justice for Kanu, who is currently detained in Nigeria. This criticism highlights growing frustration over the perceived lack of support from the British government regarding the case, which has drawn international attention. The family insists that concrete action is needed to address the issues surrounding Kanu’s detention and appeal process in Umuahia, Nigeria.