Furthermore, the threat made by these militant groups only serves to escalate the already tense situation in the country. The government’s handling of the Kanu case is a matter of legal jurisdiction, and any attempts to pressure or intimidate the authorities into releasing him would only lead to further division and chaos in the country.
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