IPOB protests in Aba, demands Nigerian Authority to Obey Court Orders and Free Kanu

 IPOB protests in Aba, calls for Nigerian Authority to Obey Court docket Orders and Free Kanu

The Indigenous Folks of Biafra, IPOB, yesterday launched into avenue protest in Aba, Abia State, demanding the discharge of their detained chief, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

The protesters, who adorned white garments and Biafra flags, marched from East avenue via Azikiwe street to Ariaria space. They vowed to proceed the protest till Kanu is freed.

Among the protesters said that the IPOB chief didn’t commit any offence to warrant his detention and urged the federal authorities to obey the order of the courtroom to free Kanu.

You see how peaceable they’re ….Whosoever that requested Nigeria police to open dwell bullet on them gave them the worst recommendation ….@AmnestyNigeria please take word ,, Are they not too beauful and peaceable to be opened dwell bullets at? It wont finish #FreeNnamdiKanu #FreeBiafra pic.twitter.com/UYuYr79R9S

— Emeka Reward Official (@EmekaGift100) March 31, 2023

“Our chief ,Mazi Nnamdi Kanu needs to be launched by the federal authorities ought to obey the courtroom order to launch him as a result of he has not dedicated any offence to warrant his detention,” they said.

It had been reported that each the Federal Excessive Court docket and Court docket of Attraction had barred the Nigeria authorities from making an attempt Kanu, whereas declared his arrest and incarceration as unlawful.

The United Nations working group on arbitrary detention has additionally discovered Kanu’s arrest and detention unlawful and gave president Muhammadu Buhari’s administration six months to launch Kanu and pay him reparations, an opinion the federal authorities did not adhered to and had since elapsed in December 31, 2022.