Detained Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has filled a N25 billion suit at a Federal High Court sitting in Umuahia, Abia State, seeking the enforcement of his fundamental human rights, allegedly violated by the Federal Government, following his extradition from Kenya in June 2021. THE WILL report.

According to THE WILL, Kanu in the suit filed by his Special Counsel, Aloy Ejimakor, is seeking an order of the court to declare that “his arrest in Kenya by the Nigerian Government and its agents without due process of law is arbitrary. Information Guide Nigeria

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The suit marked: FHC/UM/CS/30/2022/, seeks ”a declaration that the detention of the Applicant in a non-official secret facility in Kenya and the torture of the Applicant in Kenya by the Respondents’ agents is illegal, unlawful, unconstitutional and amount to infringement of the Applicant’s fundamental right against unlawful detention, torture and to fair hearing, as enshrined and guaranteed under the pertinent provisions of CFRN and the Charter.”

Respondents to the suit include the Federal Government, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and the Attorney General of the Federation. jamb results

The full text of a press release and the Summons, signed and issued by Barr Ejimakor, entitled “RE: Nnamdi Kanu approaches Federal High Court, Umuahia to enforce his fundamental Rights Against Unlawful Expulsion”, reads: “Today (25th March 2022), on behalf of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, I am leading a team of Lawyers at the first hearing of the Fundamental Rights Enforcement suit I had brought before the Umuahia Division of the Federal High Court. The matter lies before Justice Evelyn Anyadike.