Nnamdi Kanu Petitions Appeal Court President, Seeks Date For Suit Challenging Proscription Of IPOB

Kanu Petitions Appeal Court President, Seeks Date For Suit Challenging Proscription Of IPOB

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), has petitioned the President of the Court of Appeal, requesting a date to hear the appeal challenging the Exparte Order proscribing IPOB.

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In a letter dated November 9, Kanu expressed concern over the illegal detention of IPOB members without trial and inhumane conditions.

He emphasized the need for a judicial order, stating that the delay in hearing the appeal contributes to the government treating IPOB members as terrorists.

Kanu commended the justices of the Court of Appeal who discharged him of the treason charge, noting their courage and mastery of international law.