Showing posts with label Detention. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Detention. Show all posts

Monday, 1 February 2016

Breaking News: Niger Delta Militants release pictures of crew members from detained ship

Breaking News: Niger Delta Militants release pictures of crew members from detained ship  


General Muhammadu Buhari's indiscriminate crackdown on innocent people is escalating the tension brewing in the Eastern Region of Nigeria.

A group of ex-militants in sympathy with the agitation by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) who claimed the responsibility for the detention of a ship on Friday along the Bakassi Pennisula, have release a grainy picture of the hostages, with the militants wearing black balaclavas in the background holding what appeared to be highly sophisticated weapons.

Tuesday, 19 January 2016

Biafra: Aka Ikenga excoriates Buhari over Nnamdi Kanu's detention


Biafra: Aka Ikenga excoriates Buhari over Nnamdi Kanu's detention
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere” – Martin Luther King

Thirty-Two years ago, a young, Major-General Muhammadu Buhari, in a military coup overthrew a legitimate Nigerian civilian government. He superimposed himself as Head of State on January 2, 1984. The Nigerian Constitution classifies as treason any act with “intention to remove, during his term of office, otherwise than by constitutional means the President as Head of State of the Federation and Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces.” Until date, Buhari has hardly faced any questions about his overthrow of a legitimate government.

Thursday, 14 January 2016

Liberties In Chains In Nigeria As Nnamdi Kanu Marks 90 Days In Captivity Without Trial Or Release (1)

Liberties In Chains In Nigeria As Nnamdi Kanu Marks 90 Days In Captivity Without Trial Or Release (1)
Today: 14th January 2016; marks 90th day since Citizen Nnamdi Kanu was arrested by the DSS in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria and taken into its underground custody in Abuja, North-central Nigeria; and held without trial or conditional (bail) release or unconditional release till date. The arrest and detention of Citizen Nnamdi Kanu and their circumstances are in grave violation of all known constitutional, regional and international conventional liberties or civil and political rights. Gravest of these violations by President Muhammadu Buhari and his DSS are the provisions of Section 35 (4) (a) (b) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 as well as Sections 293, 295 and 296 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJ) of 2015.

Thursday, 26 November 2015

Explosive! Nnamdi Kanu 'writes' to Biafrans from DETENTION

Explosive! Nnamdi Kanu 'writes' to Biafrans from DETENTION
I am Nnamdi Kanu, I say fight on great people until victory is achieved. 

This struggle must continue, victory for Biafra restoration is near. I shall never betray you neither shall I give up and I rather die getting Biafra than living without the freedom for all Biafrans as God has mandated. 

Monday, 23 November 2015

#BiafrEXIT: Intimidation, harassment, arrest and detention will not stop the struggle for Biafra -IPOB



Biafra: Intimidation, harassment, arrest and detention will not stop the struggle

The past few weeks, we have seen protests across the southeast where the Igbos are in the majority, following the arrest last month of Radio Biafra director Nnamdi Kanu.

The protesters were seen carrying Kanu’s portrait, the Biafran flag and chanting freedom songs, the protesters called for his release and a separate state. One slogan read “Biafra or death.”

Sunday, 25 October 2015

True Position In Nnamdi Kanu’s Conditional Bail & Continued Detention: Another Vindication For Intersociety

True Position In  Nnamdi Kanu’s Conditional Bail & Continued Detention: Another Vindication For Intersociety
(Intersociety (Nigeria), 21st October 2015)-The leadership of Intersociety has been totally vindicated over its last night (20th October 2015) statement exposing flaws inherent in the widely reported news of Citizen Nnamdi Kanu’s conditional bail and continued detention by the Department of the State Security Services (DSS). The information about the conditional bail was half-baked and reportoriallyanomalous.