Nnamdi Kanu denied fair justice
Finally! Nnamdi Kanu Writes The World: Vows To Perish In Detention Than To Subject Himself To Binta Nyako as he feels he has been denied fair justice!
In what appears to be the ordeal of the one who was unjustly denied fair justice in his trial, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in swift response to the harsh decision of the Court in his case, many believed, has taken to the social media platforms to air his displeasures so that he could be heard loud and clear by the word leaders who are keenly watching the unfolding drama very closely as it unfolds in Nigeria Courts.
Nnamdi Kanu laments denial of fair Justice
In his anguished lamentations which were clearly and systematically captured in his Open Letter to the word, Kanu heartily lamented the uncalled for injustice method against his person by Nigeria government and her institutions.
“I have been compelled by the events of the past few days,” so he writes , “to take the unusual step of writing this Open Letter for the singular purpose of calling the attention of the general public to the serial executive and judicial fraud being perpetrated against me since my extraordinary rendition in 2021.”
He explained further how in a Judgement entered on 1st march 2017, how the Federal High court sitting in Abuja ruled that the “IPOB is not an unlawful group.” But in order to thwart justice “The former Attorney-General (Abubakar Malami) went behind closed doors with a letter signed by late Abba Kyari and got IPOB proscribed/ tagged a terrorist group in an ex parte proceedings that was conducted without notice to me or to the IPOB.”
A situation he described as “abominable.” Kanu insisted in his letter that “this abominable incident was the earliest sign yet that the government and its judiciary have struck an unholy and fraudulent alliance to deny me my rights and thereby imperil the life and liberty of millions who identify with IPOB.”
An excerpt on his continued incarcerations from the letter reads in part:
“….on 26th October, 2022, a Federal High court declared my extraordinary rendition and detention as unconstitutional, stating that; “the manner of arrest and detention of the Application (Mazi Nnamdi kanu) in Kenya, his continued detention in Abuja, his subjection to physical and mental trauma by the respondents, the inhuman and degrading treatment meted out to the Applicant amounts to a brazen violation of the Applicant’s fundamental right to dignity of his person and threat to life under section 34 (1) (a) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended).” The Court further ordered the Federal Government to Apologize to me and pay me compensation.” But was that done?
He then concludes the Open Letter, vowing that;
“… if it will take the rest of my life in detention to produce me before a proper and impartial Court, so be it. But let me say this for the world to know: I will not succumb to any trail conducted by any judge or court whose jurisdiction does not pass constitutional muster. Not now, not ever.”
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