BREAKING: Nnamdi Kanu May Regain Freedom Soon After New Medical Report Reaches Appeal Court

Ajouté : 2026-06-01

[00:00:00]My people, make you not come close so because waiting they happen for this country, eh? Fit make person weak. Fit make person laugh. And at the same time, fit make person ask, "Now, who really they control this Nigeria?"

[00:00:17]Imagine say one man matter don't turn national headache for years.

[00:00:23]Imagine say every week new twist they come out like Nollywood series where no grey end.

[00:00:29]And now, another shocking update don't land.

[00:00:33]Them say new medical report don't reach appeal court. And this one fit play major role in ongoing legal arguments.

[00:00:42]Chai.

[00:00:44]My brother, my sister, if this story no touch your heart small, then I don't know waiting go touch you again. Because this matter no be only about one man. It they about a law, politics, power, justice, fear, and the future of Nigeria itself.

[00:01:02]You see Nigeria, eh? Na the only country where person go fit thief billions, still they smile for campaign poster.

[00:01:09]But ordinary citizen go shout one thing, then go pursue am from Abuja reach Sokoto.

[00:01:15]Now, wow. Sometimes this country they behave like one uncle where drink ogogoro for wedding and still insist say na him sabi drive everybody go house.

[00:01:24]But before we continue, make una hear this one. Some people they ask now, "If truly this medical report strong like waiting them they talk, if truly constitutional issues and illegal rendition arguments they gain ground, does this mean say Nnamdi Kanu fit regain freedom soon?"

[00:01:44]Hmm. That's na the big question where they shake political circles right now.

[00:01:49]And trust Nigerians, everybody get opinion. For beer parlor, for market, for university hostel, for bus stop, even for WhatsApp family group where normally they fight over good morning message. Everybody don't suddenly become constitutional lawyer.

[00:02:06]One man for my area yesterday shout for viewing center say, "If they release am now, Nigeria Twitter go catch fire past NEPA transformer."

[00:02:15]Everybody burst laugh.

[00:02:17]Another old mama come talk say, "My son, this country no hard. Na the people we they control am hard."

[00:02:24]My people, this matter they deep pass waiting many people they think. Welcome back to the channel. My name na Angela and I be your anchor for today.

[00:02:34]Today, we go break down this shocking political update surrounding Nnamdi Kanu, the reports about fresh medical documents allegedly submitted to the appeal court, the growing discussions around possible bail, the constitutional arguments where they emerge, the political tension around the matter, and why many observers believe say this case fit become one of the biggest political turning point before 2027 elections. And as always, we go explain everything in simple language where everybody for Nigeria and Biafra community fit understand.

[00:03:08]Now, make we enter the matter properly.

[00:03:11]First of all, according to several reports and political discussions flying around online and among analysts, fresh legal pressure don't begin mount concerning Nnamdi Kanu's continued imprisonment. Reports claim say new medical and forensic documents allegedly reached the appeal court, and these reports fit play major role in ongoing legal arguments.

[00:03:33]Now, make we clear one thing quickly because confusion full everywhere.

[00:03:37]According to the information available here, Nnamdi Kanu is reportedly not currently held in DSS custody, but in Sokoto prison, where he is said to be serving a life prison sentence.

[00:03:54]That detail alone don't shock many people because for years many Nigerians still they assume say now DSS facility him still there.

[00:04:05]Now, the latest gist be say lawyers and people connected to the legal proceedings allegedly receive signs say the court may consider granting bail based on medical concerns and constitutional issues.

[00:04:22]Notice the keyword here.

[00:04:24]May.

[00:04:25]Nothing official don't happen yet according to these reports, but the discussions alone don't already ignite serious reactions everywhere.

[00:04:36]Now, why this matter they generate so much heat?

[00:04:40]Because for many people, this case no just be ordinary criminal case again.

[00:04:45]It don't turn political symbol. It don't turn emotional issue. It don't turn something where divide opinions across Nigeria.

[00:04:55]Some people see Nnamdi Kanu as freedom fighter.

[00:04:58]Some people see him as political agitator.

[00:05:02]Some people see him as victim of state power.

[00:05:05]Others see him as security threat.

[00:05:08]But whether person support him or not, one thing where everybody agree on be say this case don't become one of the most controversial political and legal battles in modern Nigerian history.

[00:05:23]Now, make we talk about the medical angle where they trend now.

[00:05:28]Reports allege say medical and forensic reports from African Union and Kenyan authorities were submitted to the Nigerian Appeal Court concerning his health condition.

[00:05:41]Again, these are claims circulating in political and legal commentary spaces.

[00:05:48]According to the reports, Nnamdi Kanu allegedly traveled to Nairobi, Kenya in 2021 for medical treatment related to a heart condition before events surrounding his arrest and transfer to Nigeria happened.

[00:06:05]Now, this is where the controversy becomes extremely serious.

[00:06:10]The reports claim he was abducted, blindfolded, restrained on both wrists and legs, and then moved into Nigeria through extraordinary means.

[00:06:22]This aspect of the case has remained one of the biggest legal and diplomatic arguments surrounding the entire matter because critics and supporters of Kanu have consistently argued that the process violated international law, constitutional rights, and due process.

[00:06:42]And my people, make we no lie. When Nigerians hear words like illegal, one woman for Onitsha reportedly asked her son, "Now, waiting be rendition? Na new type of generator?"

[00:06:55]Everybody laugh.

[00:06:57]But make we explain am simply.

[00:06:59]Illegal rendition basically refers to taking somebody from one country to another outside normal legal extradition process. And that now one major issue where lawyers and analysts don't they argue since.

[00:07:16]Many observers believe say if courts begin place stronger weight on that argument together with health concerns, constitutional rights, and prolonged detention issues, the legal environment around the case fit start changing.

[00:07:32]But again, na still legal process.

[00:07:35]Nothing certain yet.

[00:07:37]Now, make we zoom out small and look at the bigger political environment because this now where matter really get interesting. Nigeria today, they face serious insecurity problems, banditry, kidnapping, terrorism, economic hardship, youth frustration, ethnic tension, distrust in government institutions.

[00:08:02]Everything just mix together like overcooked jollof rice where person still pour beans inside.

[00:08:11]And because of this atmosphere, every politically sensitive case now they carry emotional weight.

[00:08:18]Many commentators have criticized how the Nigerian government allegedly handles some security matters compared to other cases.

[00:08:27]Some critics claim repentant terrorists were reintegrated into society after going through rehabilitation processes, while they argue that Nnamdi Kanu's treatment appears much harsher.

[00:08:41]Now, whether person agrees or disagrees with that comparison, the fact remains say many Nigerians they ask questions about consistency.

[00:08:51]And Nigerians know they keep quiet when them notice contradiction.

[00:08:55]You know Nigerians naturally sabi compare things.

[00:08:59]One taxi driver for Aba reportedly say, "So, person fit carry gun, enter bush, repent, collect empowerment package, but another person go remain prison because of political matter. Wetin really dey happen?"

[00:09:16]Again, these are public sentiments and opinions flying around. This no mean court don't conclude anything.

[00:09:23]But politically, such comparisons they powerful because they influence public emotions. And politics na emotion management. Any politician wey no understand that one don't fail already.

[00:09:38]Now, another important part of the report talks about youth organizations allegedly warning President Bola Ahmed Tinubu that continued detention of Nnamdi Kanu could affect political support ahead of 2027 elections. Ah.

[00:09:54]Now, we don't enter election territory.

[00:09:56]And once Nigerian politics smell election, everybody eye dey open wide like person wey NEPA suddenly restore light by 2:00 a.m.

[00:10:06]Because politicians understand something very well.

[00:10:10]Every region matters. Every voting block matters. Every emotional issue matters.

[00:10:17]Especially issues wey involve identity and perceived injustice.

[00:10:23]Now, whether these youth groups truly have major political influence or not na another discussion entirely. But, the symbolism of such warnings dey important. Why? Because South East politics remains highly sensitive and emotionally charged. And many politicians know say the Kanu issue still resonates strongly among many youths and communities.

[00:10:48]Now, make we talk about something important wey many Nigerians dey overlook. This entire issue also reveals the deep trust crisis between citizens and institutions.

[00:11:00]You see, when people stop trusting government systems, every major political case automatically becomes suspicious in their eyes.

[00:11:10]That na why, no matter waiting government talks, some people no go believe. And no matter waiting opposition talks, another set no go believe.

[00:11:20]Everybody don choose side already.

[00:11:22]Nigeria now resemble football rivalry.

[00:11:25]Once you support one team, anything wey opponent talk na enemy propaganda.

[00:11:31]And social media don't make them even worse. Twitter, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, WhatsApp, everywhere don't become battlefield. One person go wake up post, "Freedom soon." Another person go reply, "Fake news."

[00:11:49]Third person go post edited prophecy video.

[00:11:53]Fourth person don't already create thumbnail with fire background and giant red arrow. Wah.

[00:12:01]At this point, even ordinary Nigerian uncle for village don't become geopolitical analyst.

[00:12:08]One old papa for Enugu reportedly tell his grandchildren, "When I was young, now only football we they argue. Now una they argue court appeal and constitutional law.

[00:12:20]This country don't tire everybody."

[00:12:23]Everybody laugh.

[00:12:25]But beneath the jokes, serious tension still dey because many families across Nigeria genuinely connected to this issue.

[00:12:35]Now, let us look deeper into the constitutional arguments where legal analyst dimension.

[00:12:42]One major argument revolves around prolonged detention and fair trial concerns.

[00:12:48]Some legal observers argue that constitutional rights must remain protected regardless of political pressure or public opinion.

[00:12:58]Others argue that national security concerns justify stronger state action.

[00:13:04]This balance between security and civil liberty now one of the hardest debates in any democracy. No be only Nigeria they face them.

[00:13:14]Countries around the world they struggle with the same issue.

[00:13:18]How do you protect national security while also protecting constitutional rights?

[00:13:25]How do you handle agitation without escalating tensions further?

[00:13:31]How do you maintain rule of law while citizens accuse institutions of bias?

[00:13:37]These no easy questions, and honestly, many governments around the world never fully solve them.

[00:13:45]Now, make we tell one small relatable story because this matter fit sound too heavy.

[00:13:52]Imagine one young man called Emeka from Warri.

[00:13:56]Emeka graduate since 2019, but job no dey.

[00:14:00]Every morning, him dey sit for junction with him friends discussing politics because fuel don expensive, food expensive, rent expensive, everything just hard.

[00:14:13]One day, Emeka hear update about Nnamdi Kanu possible release. Immediately, the entire junction don turn political seminar.

[00:14:23]One friend shout, "If they release am, Southeast politics go change." Another say, "Nothing go happen, Jerry."

[00:14:31]Another guy we no even understand the full matter just shout, "I beg, who get data? Make I watch latest analysis for YouTube." Na so discussion continue till one mama selling roasted corn nearby talk, "Una go argue finish, hunger still go dey wait for una house."

[00:14:50]Everybody laugh, but that small thing captures modern Nigeria perfectly.

[00:14:56]Politics dey emotional because economic frustration don already weaken people mentally.

[00:15:02]When citizens feel ignored economically, they attach stronger emotions to symbolic political cases.

[00:15:10]That na why this matter no dey disappear from public conversation.

[00:15:15]Now, make we also discuss the Kenyan dimension because many analysts believe say international attention around the case could influence future legal proceedings.

[00:15:27]Reports mention Kenyan court rulings and documents connected to the events surrounding his movement from Kenya to Nigeria.

[00:15:36]This aspect remains extremely controversial.

[00:15:40]Supporters of Kanu argue that the process itself violated international norms.

[00:15:47]Critics of his movement say such actions undermine legal systems.

[00:15:52]And once international legal questions enter domestic political matter, the pressure increases.

[00:16:00]Because international image matters to governments. No country wants to look lawless internationally. Especially in modern world where diplomatic reputation affects investment, partnerships, and global standing.

[00:16:16]Now, another issue where many people they discuss be health concerns.

[00:16:22]Reports suggest heart-related medical conditions form part of the legal argument for possible bail considerations.

[00:16:31]Again, we must stress that these are reported claims within ongoing discussions.

[00:16:37]But if health issues become central in appeal proceedings, courts may face increased pressure to evaluate humanitarian considerations carefully.

[00:16:48]Now, this no be first time health concerns don't play role in political cases worldwide.

[00:16:54]Throughout history, medical arguments don't influence detention decisions in many countries.

[00:17:01]Because even when state and accused they fight legally, humanitarian concerns still remain important under democratic principles.

[00:17:11]But Nigerians no they look this matter only legally. Emotion don't already enter.

[00:17:17]One woman reportedly say, whether person support am or not, sickness no no tribe.

[00:17:24]That statement deep, because sometimes humanity should come before political division.

[00:17:31]Now, let us talk about the media itself.

[00:17:34]The media coverage around Nnamdi Kanu matter has been intense for years.

[00:17:39]Every small court development becomes breaking news. Every legal filing becomes headline. Every rumor becomes trending topic. Why?

[00:17:51]Because controversy sells attention, and attention na more than currency.

[00:17:56]YouTube creators, they rush thumbnails.

[00:17:59]Bloggers, they rush headlines. Twitter influencers, they rush hot takes. Some headlines, they dramatic pass African magic trailer. Shock twist, secret plot, freedom imminent, government panic.

[00:18:15]Sometimes you go read headline finish, enter article, discover say na only one lawyer cough for courtroom. Na wow.

[00:18:23]But jokes aside, media framing matters because it shapes public perception.

[00:18:28]If reports continue emphasizing medical concerns, constitutional issues, and political pressure, public sympathy may increase further among some groups.

[00:18:40]Now, make we discuss Tinubu administration angle small.

[00:18:44]Critics argue that handling politically sensitive issues requires careful balancing because every action or inaction gets interpreted politically.

[00:18:54]Some observers believe prolonged detention could deepen political resentment in some regions.

[00:19:01]Others believe government fears releasing him could create different security complications.

[00:19:07]So, from governance perspective, this issue complex well well. No easy decision anywhere. And that now I political analyst continue watching every development carefully.

[00:19:19]Now, another thing we make this matter emotional be historical memory.

[00:19:25]Many people from Southeast still carry feelings connected to marginalization, civil war history, and political distrust. So, whenever high-profile cases involving Igbo political figures emerge, emotions naturally rise faster.

[00:19:42]Whether everybody agrees with those emotions or not, they exist.

[00:19:48]And smart political leaders usually understand that perception matters almost as much as reality.

[00:19:55]If citizens feel unheard, tension increases.

[00:20:01]Now, let us imagine another relatable Nigerian scene.

[00:20:05]A barber shop in Port Harcourt.

[00:20:08]>> [snorts] >> Generator they make loud noise outside because light don't disappear again.

[00:20:13]Inside the shop, customers they discuss the same issue.

[00:20:18]One customer say, "If court grants bail now, politicians go suddenly start smiling for Southeast."

[00:20:25]Another customer reply, "Election season never reach. Wait first."

[00:20:29]Barber interrupt say, "I beg, who won court with transfer? POS network they misbehave."

[00:20:35]Everybody burst laugh.

[00:20:38]That na Nigeria. Even during serious political debate, hardship still they interrupt conversation.

[00:20:46]And maybe na that mixture of pain and humor they help Nigerians survive mentally.

[00:20:52]Because if person take everything serious for this country, blood pressure go high immediately.

[00:20:59]Now, let us talk about the legal appeal process itself.

[00:21:03]Appeal court proceedings generally focus on reviewing legal arguments, procedural issues, constitutional questions, and evidence connected to previous rulings.

[00:21:15]If indeed new documents and medical reports have entered the proceedings, legal teams may attempt to use them strategically to strengthen arguments for bail or further review.

[00:21:27]But courts usually move carefully in politically sensitive cases, especially cases attracting national attention, because every decision becomes scrutinized from all sides.

[00:21:41]Now, some analysts believe humanitarian bail could become one possible route if humanitarian concerns gain stronger recognition legally.

[00:21:51]Others remain skeptical. Why? Because politically charged cases rarely follow predictable path.

[00:22:00]Nigeria politics no dey straight line.

[00:22:03]One day, everybody say release imminent.

[00:22:06]Next day, new development emerge. Third day, another adjournment happen. Fourth day, social media don't manufacture 10 conspiracy theories. Fifth day, everybody tired. Sixth day, another headline restart the cycle. Na so the country dey move.

[00:22:24]Now, make we address another sensitive issue carefully.

[00:22:28]The reports criticize how repentant terrorists were allegedly treated compared to Nnamdi Kanu.

[00:22:35]This comparison has become emotionally powerful online because insecurity continues affecting ordinary Nigerians daily.

[00:22:44]People hear stories of kidnappings, attacks, killings, and displacement regularly. So, when citizens perceive unequal justice, frustration grows quickly.

[00:22:56]Many observers argue stronger monitoring systems should exist for reintegrated former militants or terrorists. They claim weak supervision may contribute to renewed insecurity.

[00:23:09]Again, these are public criticisms and political opinions reflected in discussions around the issue.

[00:23:15]But the broader point remains important.

[00:23:18]Nigerians want fairness.

[00:23:21]Whether person dey north, south, east, or west, citizens generally react negatively when they perceive double standards.

[00:23:30]Now, one funny but painful reality about Nigeria be say everybody always believes justice depends on who you know. One mechanic from Lagos reportedly say, "For this country, if your uncle no know senator, even your missing goat fit require Supreme Court appeal."

[00:23:51]Everybody laugh.

[00:23:53]But the joke carry pain inside.

[00:23:56]Because distrust in institutions remains major national issue.

[00:24:02]Now, beyond politics, this matter also affect national unity conversations.

[00:24:08]Cases like this often deepen ethnic and regional narratives.

[00:24:13]Some groups see persecution.

[00:24:15]Others see law enforcement.

[00:24:18]Some see oppression.

[00:24:20]Others see national security.

[00:24:23]And because Nigeria already has deep ethnic and political fault lines, every controversial case becomes bigger than the individual involved.

[00:24:34]Now, whether Nnamdi Kanu eventually regains freedom soon or not, one thing remains clear.

[00:24:41]This issue will continue shaping political discussions for long, especially as 2027 gradually approaches.

[00:24:51]Politicians are already calculating alliances, voter emotions, regional perceptions, and public narratives.

[00:24:59]No politician wants unnecessary hostility from any region.

[00:25:04]Now, make we tell another small human story.

[00:25:08]A young woman named Amara runs small food business in Aba.

[00:25:13]Every day, she struggles with rising prices. Rice expensive, tomato expensive, cooking gas expensive.

[00:25:22]Customers still they beg for credit.

[00:25:25]One evening, she watches a political analysis about Nnamdi Kanu matter on YouTube.

[00:25:31]After listening quietly, she said something powerful.

[00:25:35]She says, "At the end of the day, ordinary people just want fairness and peace."

[00:25:42]Simple sentence, but deep truth.

[00:25:45]Most Nigerians simply want a country where justice appears fair, opportunities exist, insecurity reduces, and people feel respected.

[00:25:57]That not the real issue beneath all the politics.

[00:26:01]>> [snorts] >> Now, another important thing where we should discuss is emotional symbolism.

[00:26:06]For supporters, Nnamdi Kanu represents resistance against perceived injustice.

[00:26:12]For critics, he represents divisive separatist politics.

[00:26:17]That difference in perception explains why reactions remain so intense.

[00:26:23]And honestly, perception and politics stronger than facts sometimes.

[00:26:28]You fit show two Nigerians same news report, and both go interpret them completely differently.

[00:26:34]That not modern politics everywhere.

[00:26:37]Now, social media algorithms don't wash in polarization.

[00:26:42]People now mostly consume information from sources where already agree with their beliefs.

[00:26:48]So, everybody they inside digital echo chamber.

[00:26:51]One YouTube channel go tell viewers freedom imminent.

[00:26:55]Another go say impossible.

[00:26:58]Another go say hidden international plot.

[00:27:01]At the end, ordinary citizens, they confused.

[00:27:05]Now, from a purely legal perspective, medical reports alone may not automatically guarantee release.

[00:27:12]Courts usually consider multiple factors, including public safety concerns, legal precedents, constitutional questions, humanitarian grounds, and procedural arguments.

[00:27:26]But politically, even discussions about possible bill already change public conversation.

[00:27:32]And sometimes, perception itself becomes political event.

[00:27:37]Now, let us talk briefly about the emotional burden of prolonged political conflict.

[00:27:44]Cases lasting years often create fatigue across society.

[00:27:49]Families suffer emotionally. Communities remain divided. Political tension continues. Media sensationalism increases. And eventually, many citizens simply desire resolution one way or the other.

[00:28:06]Now, some observers believe government should pursue political dialogue approaches more aggressively in sensitive national issues.

[00:28:15]Others insist strict legal enforcement remains necessary.

[00:28:20]Again, [snorts] no easy answers.

[00:28:23]Nigeria itself complex pass mathematics textbook. Sometimes, even Nigeria GPS fit confused for Nigerian politics.

[00:28:32]One comedian wants joke say, "If democracy na marriage, Nigeria and democracy still dey inside serious relationship counseling."

[00:28:42]Everybody laughed because somehow, the joke true.

[00:28:46]Now, as this situation develops, several key questions remain.

[00:28:51]Will the appeal court seriously consider the new medical and constitutional arguments? Will political pressure influence broader conversations behind the scenes?

[00:29:01]Will regional tensions increase or reduce?

[00:29:05]Will this become major 2027 campaign issue?

[00:29:09]Nobody knows yet, but clearly this story no the end anytime soon. And Nigerians will continue following every development closely.

[00:29:20]Now, make we also discuss the role of emotions in political storytelling.

[00:29:25]Human beings naturally connect more deeply with stories involving suffering, struggle, injustice, or resistance.

[00:29:34]That is why Nnamdi Kanu matter remains emotionally powerful for many people.

[00:29:40]It touches identity. It touches fear. It touches history. It touches politics.

[00:29:47]And once issue touches identity, emotions become stronger than ordinary debate.

[00:29:53]Now, another dangerous thing in Nigeria today be misinformation.

[00:29:58]People should always verify reports carefully because politically sensitive stories often attract exaggeration.

[00:30:06]Some people intentionally spread false hope. Others intentionally spread fear.

[00:30:11]So, viewers must take critical and careful.

[00:30:15]No believe every headline where carry 10 exclamation marks. Sometimes not ordinary blog writer where never chop breakfast they manufacture breaking news.

[00:30:26]Now, despite all divisions, one thing many Nigerians agree on be say the country urgently needs healing.

[00:30:34]Too much anger everywhere. Too much suspicion. Too much hardship. Too much distrust. Citizens' tired, youths frustrated, economic pressure high, and political tension only adds more stress.

[00:30:50]That now why conversations around justice and fairness remain extremely important.

[00:30:57]Now, make we imagine one final relatable scene.

[00:31:01]Nighttime for Enugu.

[00:31:03]Power outage again.

[00:31:05]Family sit outside because heat too much inside house.

[00:31:09]Radio dey play quietly. Discussion enters politics.

[00:31:14]Father says, "Nigeria needs wisdom now more than ever."

[00:31:18]Mother replies, "And leaders we listen."

[00:31:21]Young son interrupts, "I beg, who charge power bank? My battery don't die."

[00:31:27]Everybody laughed. That small moment captures Nigeria perfectly again.

[00:31:32]Even during national tension, life continues. People still dey hustle, still dey laugh, still dey survive somehow.

[00:31:41]Now, as we round up this analysis, make we remember something important. Court matters should ultimately follow legal process.

[00:31:49]Public emotion important, but law and evidence still matter in democratic systems. At the same time, governments everywhere must understand that transparency, fairness, and trust are essential for national unity.

[00:32:06]Without trust, every political issue becomes explosive.

[00:32:11]And Nigeria today desperately needs trust rebuilding.

[00:32:16]So, whether this latest development eventually leads to bail, further appeals, or continued legal battles, the broader lesson remains the same.

[00:32:27]Nigeria must continue asking difficult questions about justice, fairness, security, constitutional rights, and national unity. Because these issues affect everybody eventually.

[00:32:41]Not just politicians, not just activists, everybody.

[00:32:46]My people, now here we go stop today's discussion.

[00:32:50]But before I go, make una tell me waiting on I think for comment section.

[00:32:55]Do you believe say these new medical reports and constitutional arguments fit truly change the direction of this case?

[00:33:03]Do you think political pressure ahead of 2027 elections go influence anything?

[00:33:09]Or you believe say this matter still get very long road ahead?

[00:33:14]I beg, drop your honest opinion for comment section. Make we discuss them like one big family.

[00:33:21]If you enjoy this analysis, no forget to like this video, share them give your friends and family, subscribe to the channel if you never subscribe, and turn on that bell notification. So anytime we drop fresh political analysis and breaking updates, now you go face new.

[00:33:39]My people, this country fit stress person. But together, we go continue the reason them, analyze them, and laugh through the madness small small.

[00:33:49]I still remain your uncle Angela.

[00:33:52]Until next time, make una stay safe, stay informed, and always remember say voice of the people never truly dies.

[00:34:01]Peace.