BIASED JUDGMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA AGAINST MAZI NNAMDI KANU HAS ERODED HOPE IN THE RULE of LAW IN NIGERIA-IPOB

BIASED JUDGMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA AGAINST MAZI NNAMDI KANU HAS ERODED HOPE IN THE RULE of LAW IN NIGERIA-IPOB

RALD NEWS MEDIA REPORTS ON CONTROVERSIAL SUPREME COURT JUDGMENT AGAINST MAZI NNAMDI KANU

In a strongly worded statement, the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) condemns the Supreme Court of Nigeria's judgment against its leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, asserting that it has undermined hope in the rule of law in Nigeria.

According to IPOB, the decision to transfer the case back to a lower court is perceived as a deliberate attempt to delay justice for Kanu, and the global movement warns that any unrest in Nigeria during this period should hold the Supreme Court Justices accountable.

IPOB alleges collusion between the Supreme Court Justices and the Nigerian government, contending that the biased judgment reflects an alliance to perpetuate injustice against Kanu and the IPOB movement. The group questions the Supreme Court's endorsement of international kidnapping and extraordinary rendition, accusing the Justices of speaking from both sides of their mouths.

Furthermore, the statement accuses President Tinubu of pursuing an ethnic cleansing agenda against the Igbo people, linking his government and the APC political party to the demolition of Igbo properties in Lagos and escalating insecurity in Alaigbo.

IPOB claims to have uncovered alleged bribery attempts to influence the Supreme Court Justices, listing governors, prominent individuals, and religious leaders who purportedly contributed funds for this purpose. The movement asserts that these actions contribute to the continuous illegal detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

In a scathing critique, IPOB declares that the compromised Supreme Court Justices, Igbo traitors, and Tinubu's government have collectively "murdered the rule of law and the justice system in Nigeria." The statement concludes with a pessimistic outlook, declaring that the remaining confidence in the rule of law in Nigeria has been completely eroded, labeling the country as irredeemable.