- Nnamdi Kanu has advised you to make a request for release, claiming that he has committed no crime.
- His attorney, Aloy Ejimakor, mentioned this in a statement Saturday that highlighted Kanu’s caution against recent appeals by some Southeast leaders.
Nnamdi Kanu, head of Biafra Indigenous Peoples (IPOB), has advised against releasing his request, claiming that he has committed no crime.
His attorney, Aloy Ejimakor, mentioned this in a statement Saturday that highlighted Kanu’s caution against recent appeals by some Southeast leaders.
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu and Southeast MPs reportedly urged President Bola Tinubu to announce Kanu’s release.
However, Ejimakor posted on social media that Kanu was not satisfied with the appeals and expressed his views on Friday.
It reads: “During my visit to Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu yesterday, he made it clear that although he deeply appreciated the efforts and that well-intentioned individuals and groups made extensive calls in ensuring his release, he directed his legal instructions to proceed The following clarification team:
“The issue of freeing Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not the act of mercy, pardon, execution of pleasury or even amnesty. Instead, it should be a simple compliance with the rule of the Federal High Court judgment that declares his detention unconstitutional, even are existing international tribunal rulings that individually declare their detention illegal. Additionally, decisions can be made to free him from his infamous by simply resorting to the constitutional provisions that authorize the Federal Attorney General (in the Presidential Directive) to suspend any prosecution. The decision to prosecute.
“Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu insists that no one should beg or beg for anyone on his behalf because he did not commit a crime. Self-determination is the real problem suddenly becomes a high crime, an inalienable guaranteed by laws in Nigeria, the United Nations, the United Kingdom and Kenya The right of the right. Therefore, the improper and illegal crime of the exercise of the right of his exercise should not be encouraged by misleading, forgiveness or mercy. Therefore, the release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not an act of mercy or pardon, but by the rule of law behavior.
“While those who requested his release were sincere, their appeals for pardon or leniency could be misunderstood as a green light for the administration, and even the courts passed on to continue to address Mazi Nnamdi Kanu Prosecutions are carried out to violate the rule of law. or trials that do not conform to the constitution and Nigeria treaty obligations.
“Those who want to release no longer beg, but should follow Afenifere, Ohaneze, World Igbo Cagress (WIC), rankings of the National Assembly, US Military Veterans (Avid) of Igbo Descent, Self-determination Ambassador (Avid) (headquartered in the United States), the international community and many others made it clear that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu should be released because he did not commit a crime known to the law. If you are honest, it is the administration of Nigeria , an abnormal rendition of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, which should show appeal to extraordinary deduction, a state crime under international law and common law. If any begging is necessary, it should be directed to the court, with the greatest justice and to comply with the rule of law, fair and good conscience to conduct his cases and IPOB cases.
“Above all, Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu sincerely thanks everyone for their efforts to restore the security, tranquility and good order of his beloved Iboland.”
