A high court in Umuahia, Abia state , has fixed
January 19 to deliver judgment in the fundamental
human rights suit instituted by Nnamdi Kanu,
leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of
Biafra (IPOB).

Kanu, who is in DSS custody, filed the suit through
his counsel, Aloy Ejimakor against Abubakar
Malami, attorney-general of the federation (AGF),
and the Department of State Services (DSS) for
allegedly violating his fundamental human rights.

Aside from the AGF and the DSS director-general,
other respondents include the federal government of Nigeria (first), chief of army staff (third), inspector- general of police (fifth), and three others.

In the suit marked HIH/FR14/2021, Kanu is asking
the court to compel the respondents to pay him N5
billion in damages as monetary compensation for
the “physical, mental, emotional, psychological and
other damages” suffered as a result of the alleged
infringement on his fundamental rights.

He also asked the court to declare that his
extradition from Kenya to Nigeria, his continued
detention, and the planned prosecution in suit
number FHC/ABJ/CR/383/2015 “is illegal, unlawful, unconstitutional”.

“An order mandating and compelling the
respondents or their agents to forthwith release the
applicant from detention and restitute or otherwise
restore applicant to his liberty, same being his state
of being as of 19th June 2021; and to thereupon
repatriate the applicant to his country of domicile
(to wit: Britain) to await the outcome of any formal
request the respondents may file before the
competent authorities in Britain for the lawful
extradition of the applicant to Nigeria to continue
his prosecution in charge No: FHC/ABJ/
CR/383/2015 (federal republic of Nigeria v. Nnamdi Kanu),” Kanu prayed.

“An order mandating and compelling the
respondents to issue an official letter of apology to
the applicant for the infringement of his
fundamental rights, and publication of the said letter of apology in three (3) national dailies.”


https://www.thecable.ng/rights-violation-court-fixes-jan-19-for-judgment-on-nnamdi-kanus-suit-against-fg/amp

Nnamdi Kanu is my religion and my prophet, if you insult him, I will insult ur religion, if you abuse him, I will abuse ur prophet, respect is reciprocal

Somebody should tell Mrs BINTA ADJOURNMENT NYAKO that we don't want to hear anything called adjournment this time around o.

The foolish terrorist should have

1. Set up a political front (a party)

2. Make sure they elect their representative at all levels of governance in Eastern Nigeria.

3. Ensure those representatives push for constitutional amendment to pave way for a referendum.

4. While actively Engaging the government with massive protest and civil disobedience.

5. Probably still maintain a military guerilla wing.

Biafra might have been achieved.

But the arrogant fool allow pussy destroy him.