Nnamdi Kanu's brother lists items allegedly stolen from his room after soldiers' invasion

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Nnamdi Kanu's brother lists items allegedly stolen from his room after soldiers' invasion 

Emmanuel, brother to Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, claims some items went missing from his room after security operatives invaded their residence. Kanu made this known in a chat with NAIJ.com on Sunday, October 1. 
He listed the stolen items as: 
1. Pair of trainers
2. 4t shirts 
3. 4 jean trousers
4. 2 wrist watches 
5. laptop 
6. Apple tap 
7. Auchuss phone sent to me by my brother, Kanunta Kanu 
8. Some amount of money.
According to him, the listed items were taken from his room but they are yet to ascertain if anything is missing from his brother's, father's and mother's rooms. 
Meanwhile, NAIJ.com had reported that Emmanuel, a brother to Nnamdi Kanu opened up on the recent clash between members of IPOB and Nigerian army in Abia state.
Emmanuel also alleged that the army whisked away Nnamdi Kanu and his father after their residence was attacked by military operatives. 

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