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Disobeyed court judgment freeing Mr. Nnamdi Kanu may take an ugly shape as the armed won’t of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), the Eastern Security Network (ESN) N-unit, and her advanced like, R-squad sends a message to the federal government.
A retrieved clip in circulation on social media shows hundreds of armed forces wearing black masks, red tops, and dark trousers in an unidentified location that appeared to be at a center of Bush, requested Mr. Kanu be released.
The one and half minutes video had a chorus of voices responded to be morally high and warned that failure to release the IPOB leader would attract consequences.
Recall an Abuja-based appeal court had acquitted Mazi Nnamdi Kanu of all levied charges brought on him by Buhari’s led government and ordered he is released from the DSS detention facility.
Over a year and a half, Nigeria’s secret agents rearrested Kanu in a yet-to-be-disclosed location in view to continue long existing charges on felony, Malami noted.
The circumstances which appeared shredded have since been recognized as rendition.
However, Malami turned down the court order and insisted on appealing to set outside the order.
