Rights Activists Criticize Lack of Valid Charges and Jurisdiction in Nnamdi Kanu Case

Rights activists, including Fr. Augustin Odimmegwa and Mazi Maxwell Dede, assert that there are no valid charges or jurisdiction against Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).
They criticize the Nigerian government for prosecuting Kanu in a court lacking jurisdiction, highlighting his alleged illegal abduction from Kenya. The activists argue that Kanu has already been acquitted by a court of appeal and should not be detained.
They emphasize the need for justice and fair trial procedures in Kanu's case, condemning the government's actions as a violation of international law.
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