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Compiled by Igbo Focus 15th June 2023 According to Barrister Aloy Ejimakor on his tweets been buzzing like a hot wire due to article he tweeted about Mazi Nnamdi Kanu (MNK) the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). In view of Ejimakor acknowledgement that “in continuation of the MNK-inspired Tweets that have been rocking my social media handles since Monday, here’s the third in the series: “The public is unaware of the fact that the Attorney-General of the Federation and his team are mortally afraid of meeting Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in Court. Their fear is driven by the inherent weakness of their case and it’s the reason they play on the Supreme Court to adjourn the appeal at each sitting, not realizing that this adjournment after adjournment will not affect the ultimate outcome, as #MNK will NEVER be tried by any Court in Nigeria, so says Section 15 of the Extradition Act of Nigeria, which has been affirmed by the Court of Appeal. Recall that they also adjourned and amended Charges seven times from 2015 when MNK was first arrested until 2022 when justice was ultimately served against them. When you have a weak case, dilatory tactics cannot save you.” Aloy Ejimakor stated in addition that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu would have been freed by now or earlier if: Kenya showed contrition by demanding his return to Kenya. Britain protected him like they protected Umaru Dikko in 1984. Nigeria decides to obey the law. MNK’s ordeal is a conspiracy of 3 nations against one man. Yes! I tweeted the first in the series of the famed MNK-inspired Tweets. Today, here’s the second ‘According to the Constitution of Nigeria, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s detention ended with either of the Appeal Court judgment which discharged him and barred his further trial in Nigeria or the Federal High Court judgment that declared his detention unconstitutional. And for a nation that obeys international law, the United Nations Opinion alone is enough to set Onyendu free. So, just as nobody can run away from his or her shadow, Nigeria cannot run away from her own laws, court orders and international norms. At the moment, #MNK is not facing any charge and therefore should not be in detention’. #JusticeForMNK.
Nigeria Government Playing Ignorant of the Law
Nigeria Government Playing Ignorant of the Law Compiled by Igbo Focus 15th June 2023 According to Barrister Aloy Ejimakor on his tweets been buzzing like a hot wire due to article he tweeted about Mazi Nnamdi Kanu (MNK) the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). In view of Ejimakor acknowledgement that “in continuation of the MNK-inspired Tweets that have been rocking my social media handles since Monday, here’s the third in the series: “The public is unaware of the fact that the Attorney-General of the Federation and his team are mortally afraid of meeting Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in Court. Their fear is driven by the inherent weakness of their case and it’s the reason they play on the Supreme Court to adjourn the appeal at each sitting, not realizing that this adjournment after adjournment will not affect the ultimate outcome, as #MNK will NEVER be tried by any Court in Nigeria, so says Section 15 of the Extradition Act of Nigeria, which has been affirmed by the Court of Appeal. Recall that they also adjourned and amended Charges seven times from 2015 when MNK was first arrested until 2022 when justice was ultimately served against them. When you have a weak case, dilatory tactics cannot save you.” Aloy Ejimakor stated in addition that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu would have been freed by now or earlier if: Kenya showed contrition by demanding his return to Kenya. Britain protected him like they protected Umaru Dikko in 1984. Nigeria decides to obey the law. MNK’s ordeal is a conspiracy of 3 nations against one man. Yes! I tweeted the first in the series of the famed MNK-inspired Tweets. Today, here’s the second ‘According to the Constitution of Nigeria, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s detention ended with either of the Appeal Court judgment which discharged him and barred his further trial in Nigeria or the Federal High Court judgment that declared his detention unconstitutional. And for a nation that obeys international law, the United Nations Opinion alone is enough to set Onyendu free. So, just as nobody can run away from his or her shadow, Nigeria cannot run away from her own laws, court orders and international norms. At the moment, #MNK is not facing any charge and therefore should not be in detention’. #JusticeForMNK.

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