Obey UN decision on Nnamdi Kanu – Ohanaeze to Nigerian Govt
Apex Igbo group, Ohanaeze Ndigbo has welcomed the choice of the United Nations, through which it requested the Federal Authorities of Nigeria to launch Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the chief of the Indigenous Individuals of Biafra, IPOB.
In response to reviews, the United Nations, UN Human Rights Council Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, indicted each the Nigerian and the Kenyan governments for the arrest and extraordinary rendition, torture and continued detention of Kanu with out due course of
The UN demanded that the Nigerian Authorities ought to instantly launch the secessionist unconditionally and pay him sufficient compensations for violating his human rights.
Previous to the UN determination, Ohanaeze Ndigbo Youth Council Worldwide had stated there was no justification to the continual detention of Kanu whereas bandits had been being celebrated.
In a press release made out there to PRESSINFORMAT by the Nationwide President of OYC, Mazi Okwu Nnabuike, he stated the UN determination had vindicated its earlier stand on the incarceration of the IPOB chief.
He stated it was an incontrovertible fact that Nnamdi Kanu was the least of the complications dealing with Nigeria, stressing that, “terrorists have taken over the nation, together with the as soon as most secured Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.
“However safety companies, who apparently are compromised by the authorities in energy, are solely displaying their muscle tissue within the South-East.
“Not way back, we made a contemporary demand for Kanu’s launch and this was predicated upon the way the federal government was pampering pandits, but holding Kanu, who’s a prisoner of conscience.
“Now that the very best world group, the UN, has taken a stand on this, it’s incumbent on President Muhammadu Buhari to toe the trail of honour and order Nnamdi Kanu’s launch.
“The worldwide group is watching as this may additional display whether or not this authorities has regard for worldwide obligations,” the Ohanaeze youth