Sir NollyTv

07/12/2025

Don't stop talking about the injustice melted him. Keep asking them where is the law Omotosho?

07/12/2025

Few days offline Facebook log me out but thank God am back to preach the Gospel (Biafra) lto the world

07/12/2025

Good evening my people and Happy Sunday ♥️♥️

02/12/2025

28/11/2025

I know this cangaru court will never give Mazi Nnamdi kanu justice.

27/11/2025

Breaking News: This is a Summons to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu to be present on Nov 28 at Federal High Court Abuja for settlement of record for the appeal he filed before the Nov 20 judgment. A production warrant is required for the to bring him to Abuja but the Court refused to issue it.

26/11/2025

James K. Omotosho, has no authority to waive my constitutional right to my final written address, wherein I should have addressed all the issues. James K. Omotosho disobeyed the Supreme Court directives. I, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, was convicted on a dead law. This is not about Mazi Nnamdi Kanu; it is about the citizens of this country. Your apparent actions have misled many people, and numerous individuals are languishing in prison, having faced similar situations without knowing their rights were trampled upon. That is why I said evil ends with me ,Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

26/11/2025

Just imagine Dos people that claim to be f!ght!ñg for the restoration of Biafra.

26/11/2025

✊⚖️Mazi Nnamdi Kanu appeals his so-called ‘life imprisonment’ ruling at the International Criminal Court—an institution where Nigeria has zero judicial authority.”

According to emerging reports, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu has rejected the controversial judgment delivered by the Nigerian court and has instead taken his appeal to the International Criminal Court (ICC), insisting that no Nigerian judge has been able to show him the law he supposedly violated.

In his words:

“If there is a law I broke, show it to me. No man can be jailed without a written law. Nigeria cannot create a law in secret and call it justice.”

Freedom-rights observers say this move is a powerful challenge to a judicial system they describe as “weaponized, inconsistent, and allergic to transparency.”

Another source close to the legal team stated:

“This is not just an appeal—this is a global call to expose a broken system. The world must now decide whether justice still exists or whether impunity has become a governing tool in Nigeria.”

It is not yet over there is still hope for the Igbos and Nnamdi Kanu, he will surely walk out as a free man