David Matsanga: I Didn't Lure Nnamdi Kanu To Kenya To Be Abducted

'I Interviewed Nnamdi Kanu, But I Did Not Lure Him To Kenya To Be Abducted' - David Matsanga, Kenyan-Ugandan Journalist 

Kenyan-Ugandan Journalist, David Matsanga has stated that he only interviewed IPOB Leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, but did not lure him to Kenya to be abducted, IgbereTV reports.

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