Continued Illegal Detention of Nnamdi Kanu, An act of Ethic Bias----Kenneth Okonkwo
Over the course of time, the continuous illegal detention of the IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, by the Nigerian authorities had plunged the South East region into a state of monumental chaos.
These chaos, evidently sponsored by the same government.
A human rights lawyer, and Nigerian politician, Kenneth Okonkwo, decorously demonstrated his concern over the outlawed inhumane treatment being meted on the IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, pointing at his continued detention as an act of “ethnic bias”.
While speaking on Arise News, he emphasized on the state’s pardon on the popular Yoruba Nation agitator, Sunday Igboho, as well as the internationally outlawed terror group, Boko Haram members, whose ideology stands against the Western or a secular society. They had even been reconciled, resuscitated and re-assimilated into the society, the Nigerian army and police, he said.
Stretching on the grounds of his release, he gave some recommended options on how Kanu could be released, sighting risks of Nigeria’s dilapidated reputation on the course of illegally detaining him.
The Nigerian government, after recognizing the plights of Kanu by 2015, had subjected him to the same fate of illegal detention.
Kanu had faced unlawful trials and has endured several tortures from the Nigerian Secret Security Service (SSS).
The case of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has been referred to as a ‘political persecution’.
Kenneth Okonkwo recounted the fore long several court rulings that had ordered the unconditional release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
The appellate courts has ruled that all 15 baseless count charges against Kanu were quashed, Nnamdi Kanu discharged and acquitted.
Nigerian government has violated its own laws, and disobeyed its own court orders, just to persecute Nnamdi Kanu.
Mazi Nnamdi Kanu had been sighted as a political prisoner and a “prisoner of conscience”, as the United Nations group
Heavy checkpoin: in south east Nigeria securities agencies continue their criminal extortion from people of South easterners
Is the South East still a part of Nigeria? - Kanayo O. Kanayo asks as he complains about the high number of police and military checkpoints on South East roads
#southeast #igboamaka #igbo
Is the South East still a part of Nigeria? - Kanayo O. Kanayo asks as he complains about the high number of police and military checkpoints on South East roads
#southeast #igboamaka #igbo
Ala-Igbo(Igbo land) is not available for Fulani conquest. Imo State tells Fulani and their stooge(Hope Uzodimma) clearly that Ala-Igbo cannot be Islamized, NEVER!!
Watch as the People of Imo State sends a strong message to the enemies of Biafra in this video.
And for lunatics that may want to criticise this action, let it be known to you all that no structure intended for hosting terrorists will stand in Biafraland. People of Biafra will rather bring such structures down and rebuild as Biafra returns soon, than host terrorists in the holy land.
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Mazi Nnamdi kanu defended himself in front of judge of federal high court..
WATCH: You're Biased! Nnamdi Kanu Openly Tells Justice Binta Nyako In Court
WATCH: No Court In Nigeria Has Jurisdiction To Try Me, Nnamdi Kanu Insists After Asking Judge To Recuse Herself From His Case
BREAKING: Recuse Yourself From My Case – Nnamdi Kanu Tells Justice Nyako | #Politicsnigeria
The leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, on Tuesday, requested that Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court Abuja recuse herself from his case.
He said this was because he no longer had confidence in her court.
Kanu, who made the request at the resumed hearing of his case, added that the judge has decided not to obey orders of the Supreme Court.
In response, Justice Nyako said she would be happy to recuse herself from the trial, and had no problem with his request.
According to her, the case file will be sent back to the chief judge for it to be reassigned as well as further necessary actions.
More details shortly.
I made a post yesterday that it was Aloy Ejimakor that initiated this out of court settlement and some of you started ranting. Even Aloy himself yesterday denied what he initiated.
You reminded Binta Nyako of an out of court settlement even going further to quote the constitution to back your demand, so why denying what you initiated?
Your client said, they kidnapped him and brought him to Nigeria it is left for them to say what they want to do with him. Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's position is very clear from what he said here.
I am not against political solution because that is the only solution to this endless case. Aloy should be a man and maintain his position of seeking a political solution.
Is this not the position of Mike Ozekhome? Whom I called "On my bended knees" Very arodite SAN. He said he has been in the law business for 42 years and when he sees a political case he know. He pointed out that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's case is a political case that needs political position, but Aloy and your cohort blackmailed the erodite Barrister and keep him out of the way.
Now you Aloy Ejimakor has landed in the same position with Mike Ozekhome SAN. I naturally hate injustice and I can't stand one. I have no problem with you but I hate your wickedness against Mike Ozekhome and Ifeanyi Ejiofor .
Be man enough, maintain your position. Political solution is the only way out.
God bless IPOB
God bless Mazi Nnamdi Kanu
God bless Biafra and people of good conscience.
Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu seeks negotiation with Nigerian government
Source Daily Post
The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu on Wednesday, expressed willingness to seek negotiations with the Federal Government.
Kanu anchored his move for a negotiation with the Federal Government under section 17 of the Federal High Court Act
The IPOB leader has been detained by the Department of State Services, DSS, since 2021 when he was re-arrested in Kenya and repatriated to Nigeria.
Since his return, the IPOB leader has been facing trial for terrorism-related charges before an Abuja Federal High Court.
Section 17 of the Federal High Court Act states that “In any Proceeding In the court, the court may promote reconciliation among parties thereto and encourage and facilitate the amicable settlement thereof”.
Speaking through his lead counsel, Alloy Ejimakor, Kanu informed the Abuja Federal High Court of his negotiations after he moved two applications brought before the court.
The first application is to move for form 49 and an application objecting to the jurisdiction of the court.
Ejimakor said if the applications are denied they will move for the implementation of section 17 of the Federal High Court Act.
Responding, the Federal Government’s counsel, Adegboyega Awomolo, informed the court that he had earlier informed the defendant that he does not have the powers to negotiate on behalf of the Federal Government, as the fiat given to him does not empower him to negotiate.
He added that the defendant should approach the Attorney General of the federation.
In her reply, Justice Binta Nyako said the court was not a solicitor, but to only hear cases.
Mazi Nnamdi KANU Release Court hearing
A very busy business section at the Imo State University, (Imsu) Owerri, under lock and keys in total compliance to the Biafra Heroes Day Sit-at-home, 30th May 2024.
Family Writers Press International, Reporting.
