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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has acknowledged receipt of a petition written against the Nigeria Army by a journalist following the invasion of the home of the leader of the civil rights group, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, in an exercise codenamed Operation Python Dance which led to the killing members of the group as well as other members of the Afaraukwu community in Umuahia LGA of Abia State last year.

The petition written on September 24, 2017 to the Chief Prosecutor at the ICC, Fatou Bensouda, by Mr. Ahaoma Kanu, an award-winning journalist with National Daily Newspaper, decried the deployment of military personnel to the country home of the IPOB leader leading to killings, torture and human rights abuses perpetrated by soldiers of the Nigeria Army and the Chief of Army Staff, Major-General Tukur Buratai and called for an investigation and prosecution of the personnel involved in the well documented incident which occurred on September 16, 2017.

In a letter dated January 3, 2018 with reference number, OTP-CR-413/17, the Head of Information and Evidence Unit in the office of the Prosecutor, Mark P. Dillon, acknowledged receipt of the letter and accompanying documents while notifying the petitioner that the petition has been duly entered into the communications register of the Prosecutor’s office.

The letter, a copy which was made available to newsmen, reads in parts, “This communication has been duly entered in the communications register of the office. We will give consideration to this communication, as appropriate, in accordance with the provisions of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.”

The letter went on to note that the acknowledgment does not mean that an investigation has been opened, or that an investigation will be opened by the Office of the Prosecutor.

Dillon assured the petitioner that as soon as a decision is reached, “we will inform you, in writing, and provide you with reasons for the decision.”

The Nigerian Army denies this and other allegations of human rights abuses and killings during Operation Python Dance in the Southeast of the country.

Source: http://www.opinions.ng/operation-python-dance-icc-acknowledges-receipt-petition-journalist-nigeria-army/

cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Nice one

Some Nigerian dont yet know that it is illegal for the president to deploy soldiers to take over the role of the police.

Operation Python dance was illegal, unconstitutional and a flagrant abuse of human rights by the administeration of Buhari

Opinionated:
The International Criminal Court (ICC) has acknowledged receipt of a petition written against the Nigeria Army by a journalist following the invasion of the home of the leader of the civil rights group, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, in an exercise codenamed Operation Python Dance which led to the killing members of the group as well as other members of the Afaraukwu community in Umuahia LGA of Abia State last year.

The petition written on September 24, 2017 to the Chief Prosecutor at the ICC, Fatou Bensouda, by Mr. Ahaoma Kanu, an award-winning journalist with National Daily Newspaper, decried the deployment of military personnel to the country home of the IPOB leader leading to killings, torture and human rights abuses perpetrated by soldiers of the Nigeria Army and the Chief of Army Staff, Major-General Tukur Buratai and called for an investigation and prosecution of the personnel involved in the well documented incident which occurred on September 16, 2017.

In a letter dated January 3, 2018 with reference number, OTP-CR-413/17, the Head of Information and Evidence Unit in the office of the Prosecutor, Mark P. Dillon, acknowledged receipt of the letter and accompanying documents while notifying the petitioner that the petition has been duly entered into the communications register of the Prosecutor’s office.

The letter, a copy which was made available to newsmen, reads in parts, “This communication has been duly entered in the communications register of the office. We will give consideration to this communication, as appropriate, in accordance with the provisions of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.”

The letter went on to note that the acknowledgment does not mean that an investigation has been opened, or that an investigation will be opened by the Office of the Prosecutor.

Dillon assured the petitioner that as soon as a decision is reached, “we will inform you, in writing, and provide you with reasons for the decision.”

The Nigerian Army denies this and other allegations of human rights abuses and killings during Operation Python Dance in the Southeast of the country.

Source: http://www.opinions.ng/operation-python-dance-icc-acknowledges-receipt-petition-journalist-nigeria-army/

cc: Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Did the army deny these images of human right abuse and man inhumanity to man...?

Getting the afonjas to testify will be easy... as they have these images under their pillows...which they masturbate upon...

Finally Bruce Fein & Co are back… Oya, shakitibobo

CrtlAltDel:
Finally Bruce Fein & Co are back… Oya, shakitibobo

So Bruce Fein...masturbate daily on these images you have well stocked under your pillow?

Confused liar...In one hand you are happy with the killings...in the other hand you say the army were right as there was no killing...and abuses.

Which one is right?

CrtlAltDel:
Finally Bruce Fein & Co are back… Oya, shakitibobo

They are already here.

Cooly100:
[s]So Bruce Fein...masturbate daily on these images you have well stocked under your pillow?

Confused liar...In one hand you are happy with the killings...in the other hand you say the army were right as there was no killing...and abuses.

Which one is right[/s]?

Wetin this trash dey rant

Cooly100:
So Bruce Fein...masturbate daily on these images you have well stocked under your pillow?

Confused liar...In one hand you are happy with the killings...in the other hand you say the army were right as there was no killing...and abuses.

Which one is right?

Fire on bro!! When they (abobaku pigs) were cheering the zoogerian soldiers they knew that a day of reckoning will definitely come.

CrtlAltDel:
[s]Wetin this trash dey rant

[/s]

No be you say you prefer free education? How your fit understand wetin people de write ...

Cooly100:
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[s]No be you say you prefer free education? How your fit understand wetin people de write .[/s]..

Silly and incoherent rant from a deluded mind