“We are for justice, equity, and fairness. Anybody who commits any crime: kidnapping, killing, or destroying our people’s property in the name of IPOB is a criminal because we aren’t involved in violence. ” He Said.
Kanu demands several remedies, including an injunction against the respondents’ actions, an official apology for the infringement of his rights, and compensation of N1 billion for the damages he has suffered as a result of these alleged breaches.
The prosecution argued against the bail application, asserting that the Department of State Services (DSS) is fully equipped to provide Kanu with the necessary medical attention within its facilities.
Ekpa had earlier announced on social media that Powerful was arrested in Ghana, sparking widespread speculation.
He highlighted the negative impact of the previous administration’s handling of self-determination movements in the Southeast while criticizing the approach, including military operations and the persistent detention of Kanu.
The communique issued by the forum emphasized the necessity of upholding the rule of law and respecting court rulings regarding Kanu’s case.
The development is barely five weeks after the apex court decided on the matter which it refused to affirm earlier court judgments ordering Kanu’s unconditional release.
The embattled IPOB leader was arrested and brought back to Nigeria in 2021 after he allegedly jumped bail and fled the country, following his arraignment for alleged terrorism, treasonable felony, and incitement.
Has Nnamdi Kanu had a case to answer, why would the Nigerian Government entertain delay tactics in handling his case, and why has the court not announced any date for the commencement of the trial of the IPOB’s leader?
This was made known through a press release by Kanu’s Special Counsel, Barrister Aloy Ejimakor Esq.
Kanu’s address was a sequel to the Eastern Security Network, ESN, warning to herdsmen, thugs, and vigilante outfits operating in the Southeast as it marks its third anniversary.
The IPOB’s leader was on June, 27th of July 2021 arrested and renditioned to Nigeria from Kenya and has since been in the DSS facility.
Kanu is indeed a man of his word. Little wonder he told his followers that they would be the ones to disappoint him along the lines of the struggle for the freedom of Biafra.
In several pages of articles titled: NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT: A CHRONIC VIOLATOR OF ITS LAWS, CONVENTIONS AND COURT ORDERS: THE UNDILUTED FACTS, Barrister Ejiofor did not leave any stone unturned while calling the spade a spade.
“The ‘Dikko Affair’ of 1984 is an example of an attempt at unlawful rendition. After a coup d’état in 1983, the Federal Military Government of Nigeria requested the British government to surrender Umaru Dikko, a former Minister alleged to have been involved in corrupt practices.” He said
Ohaneze made the call while reacting to the position of Nigeria’s military in the recent developments in the Southeast as well as restating their stance on Kanu.
His rages nobody could quench as he thunders, causing a quake in the country and the world at large. What a man, what a moment, what a country!
Citing the Ex-governor of the State, Chief Martin Elechi, Umahi reiterated that nobody should drag the people of Ebonyi into the agitation for Biafra.
This is as Barrister Aloy Ejimakor Esq, a Special Counsel to IPOB, once again like a whirlwind, exposed the anus of the fowl about the various roles played by the Southeast Governors against the fundamental human rights of the IPOB leader, Kanu.
The Court of Appeal had earlier discharged and acquitted him of allegations against him but the federal government eventually took him to Supreme Court where the Justices are yet to rule on the matter.
