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12/08/2017

00:58

Nnamdi Kanu Has Violated Bail Conditions –FG

   Nnamdi Kanu has violated bail conditions –FG
    sunnewsonline.com

    Why northern youth leaders have not been arrested

    From Romanus Ugwu, Abuja

    The Minister of Interior, Lt-Gen Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau (retd), has accused the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, of violating the bail conditions given him by a Federal High Court in Abuja.

    Dambazau, who made the allegation during a press conference held in his office in Abuja yesterday, however noted that it is left for the Court to determine what becomes of his action and to what extent he violated the conditions when his trial resumes.

    Assuring that police arresting Kanu is totally out of consideration, the Minister said: “the other issue is that Nnamdi Kanu violates bail conditions but it is not time yet for him to go back to the court on trial. We have this assumption but I think it is left for the court that gave those conditions to determine whether those conditions were violated or not.

    “If those conditions were violated, the court knows what to do. We cannot assume that those conditions are being violated. Yes, the public knows those conditions given but the determination of the extent of violation will be left for the court.

    “It is not like the police will go after Kanu to arrest him on the grounds that he violated the bail conditions. Kanu will have a day in court and the court will determine his fate because it is the court that gave those conditions.” He equally spoke on why the Federal Government and the law enforcement agencies have not arrested leaders of the Coalition of Northern Youth Groups behind the quit order given to Igbo in the northern part of the country, explaining that they have been invited by the Department of State Services (DSS) for questioning.

    According to him; “the group that called themselves coalition of Arewa Associations that held a press conference in Kaduna where they gave October 1 ultimatum to the Igbo to quit the north as a response to what they termed as issue of separatist agenda of IPOB and claim that there are lots of excitements from the Igbo against northerners, of course, they later claimed that the media quoted them out of context. I am very much aware that the DSS invited all of them, held a meeting with them to which they made a statement to the effect that what was reported in the media was not what they said.

    “They further wrote to the Acting President indicating that they did not make inciting statement as to the issue of violence or forceful ejection of the Igbo in the north. However, it was on the basis of that the northern elders called them to also reaffirm from them that what was reported is not exactly what they meant.

    “Secondly, it is something that the Kaduna State government is handling since that is where it happened. I want to think that it was on that basis that the arrest was not made. Again, there has been several efforts to dialogue between the northern youths and the Igbo youths. Several of such meetings have been held including the reported one a week ago but my understanding is that these various groups are trying to reach an understanding.

    “More importantly, government has given assurance when the Acting President met with leadership from various parts of the country that nothing is going to happen to any person. Government has assured that everybody should stay and continue normal businesses.”

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25/04/2017

01/03/2017

06:01

Photos Of Nnamdi Kanu In Court In His Jewish Outfit

The leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, and Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu was today arraigned at the Federal High Court Abuja, as court resumed hearing of the case of the IPOB leader alongside his co-defendants- Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawusi and Chidiebere Onwudiwe.

Scores of Biafrans gathered outside the court premises chanting solidarity songs and praying for the victory of Nnamdi Kanu and co-defendants. Military trucks, highly equipped security officials and police dogs have been mounted within and outside the court premises.

The judge handling the case, Hon. Ms Binta Nyako dismissed six count of the eleven count charges preferred against Nnmadi Kanu, as well as three other accused persons for lack of proof of evidence.

10/01/2017

17:40

Chai! Nnamdi Kanu Struggling With Prison Warders (Photos)

The trial of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu was not devoid of drama. On arrival at the Federal High Court Abuja, the IPOB leader stubbornly refused the directive of Prison officials that he should go to the courtroom through an entrance usually used by judges. During the altercation, Kanu used his handcuffed hands to repeatedly hit the warders who struggled to restrain him. 

19/12/2016

17/11/2016

18:50

Nnamdi Kanu Raises Hands In Court After His Bail Hearing Was Adjourned (Photos)

The Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), and Director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, was arraigned at the Federal High Court Abuja, today being the 17th of November 2016… The bail hearing filed by the legal team of Nnamdi Kanu and co-defendants, Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawusi and Chidiebere Onwudiwe, was adjourned to 1st DEC, 2016, after much delay due to prior cases presided over by the court.

26/10/2016

09:16

There Will Be World War III If You Elect Hillary Clinton Says Donald Trump

CNN)-

Donald Trump warned in an interview Tuesday that
Hillary Clinton's policies as president to address the
Syrian conflict would lead to World War III, arguing
the Democratic nominee would draw the US into
armed confrontation with Russia, Syria and Iran.

"What we should do is focus on ISIS. We should not
be focusing on Syria," Trump told Reuters on
Tuesday morning at his resort in Doral, Florida.

"You're going to end up in World War III over Syria if
we listen to Hillary Clinton."

The Republican nominee, who has called for a
rapprochement with Russia in order to jointly
combat ISIS, argued that his Democratic rival's calls
for taking a more aggressive posture in Syria to
bring the conflict there to an end and combat ISIS
will only draw the US into a larger war. Trump's
remarks come as he trails Clinton in most national
and key battleground state polls just two weeks
from Election Day.

"You're not fighting Syria anymore, you're fighting
Syria, Russia and Iran, all right? Russia is a nuclear
country, but a country where the nukes work as
opposed to other countries that talk," he said.

Trump: I'd 'love' to fight Biden

Trump has not laid out a clear strategy for
combating ISIS or addressing the globally
destabilizing conflict in Syria, which has killed
hundreds of thousands and pushed millions more to
flee their homes. He has suggested the US should
allow ISIS, anti-government rebels and the Syrian
government to fight it out and more recently has
focused on joining forces with Russia -- which has
aided the Syrian regime in the bombing of civilians
and US-allied rebels -- to combat ISIS.

"Assad is secondary, to me, to ISIS," Trump told
Reuters of the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad,
whom US officials have argued must step down.

Clinton has called for establishing a no-fly zone
over Syria to help bring the five-year civil war to an
end, a proposal top Republicans in Congress have
championed, which President Barack Obama and
others have opposed due to the risk of entering into
conflict with Russia. A US-enforced no-fly zone
would mean the US could shoot down a Russian jet
should it enter Syrian airspace.

Clinton addressed those concerns in the final
presidential debate, arguing that it would "save lives
and hasten the end of the conflict," while cautioning
that "this would not be done just on the first day."

"This would take a lot of negotiation and it would
also take making it clear to the Russians and the
Syrians that our purpose is to provide safe zones
on the ground," Clinton said during the debate
earlier this month. "I think we could strike a deal
and make it very clear to the Russians and Syrians
that this was something that we believe the best
interests of the people on the ground in Syria. It
would help us in the fight against ISIS."

Trump has additionally called for establishing safe
zones in Syria to protect civilians -- as has Clinton
-- which could also put the US in conflict with the
Syrian government or Russia should they oppose the
policy.

The Clinton campaign later Tuesday pushed back
against Trump's rhetoric.

"National security experts on both sides of the aisle
have denounced Donald Trump as dangerously ill-
prepared and temperamentally unfit to serve as
commander-in-chief," Clinton spokesman Jesse
Lehrich said. "Once again, he is parroting Putin's
talking points and playing to Americans' fears, all
while refusing to lay out any plans of his own for
defeating ISIS or alleviating humanitarian suffering in
Syria. Moreover, this incendiary attack is aimed at a
policy that his own running mate, Mike Pence,
strongly supports."

While Clinton has accused Trump of being Putin's
"puppet," Trump knocked Clinton for her criticism of
the Russian strongman, asking, "How she is going
to go back and negotiate with this man who she
has made to be so evil."

And just two days after he tied the successful
enactment of his agenda as president to the
election of Republican majorities in Congress,
Trump also returned to his more typical complaints
of a lack of Republican unity weighing down his
candidacy.

"If we had party unity, we couldn't lose this election
to Hillary Clinton," he told Reuters.

That complaint didn't put Trump in more of a
bipartisan mood, though, as the Republican
nominee also told Reuters he would not consider
putting any Democrats in his cabinet -- a departure
from recent presidents, who have sought to post at
least one member of their rival party in a top
administration post.