IPOB: Direct DSS To Obey Court Order On Kanu – Lawyer Tells Buhari
Ifeanyi Ejiofor, the lead Counsel of Nnamdi Kanu, has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to warn the Department of State Services, DSS against detention and rough handling of his client. Information Guide Nigeria
Speaking after his routine visit to Kanu at the DSS headquarters in Abuja, yesterday, Ejiofor said the Buhari-led executive should stop interfering in Kanu’s trial. DAILY POST reports.
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In a statement, Ejiofor said: “What we are earnestly asking for is nothing else, but for the executive arm of government led by the President of the FRN, to desist from further interfering in the judicial process”.
“We can authoritatively confirm to the World that the executive arm of the Government of the FRN, ably led by the President is gravely and effectively interfering in our Client’s judicial proceedings”.
“To demonstrate good faith and impartiality, we beckon on the President of the FRN to first caution the DSS which answers solely to him, to obey all Court Orders as it relates to the management of this case”. jamb results
“Our Client, Kanu should not be detained in solitary confinement (which is an act of torture) in the custody of the same Agency accusing him of committing sundry offences and expect fair hearing. Hence, there is no independence of the judiciary as far as this case is concerned, and the President of the FRN is fully aware of this.”
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