BREAKING NEWS!!! Nnamdi Kanu Marks One Full Year In Detention Amid Drama In The Judiciary

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Today October 14th, 2016 is exactly one year the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu has being in detention.

Kanu was arrested on October 14th, 2015 by the Department of State Service, DSS at his hotel apartment in Lagos while he was heading to his home town, Isiama Afara-Ukwu Ibekwu in Umuahia Abia State, from his London based home.



At first, the DSS denied knowing his whereabouts, but after much pressure, the embattled IPOB leader was arraigned in Abuja magistrate court where his unconditional release was ordered.

Trailed by Federal Government's flouting of court orders, he was again granted bail by a another high court in Abuja, his bail conditions were met, but unfortunately he was yet not released.

Since then, Kanu has faced several charges amidst the heavy drama that played on in his legal team and even the Nigerian judiciary.

Recall that the Judge hearing the six count charge against Kanu, Justice John Tsoho recently stepped down following petitions against him by Kanu's legal team headed by one Barr. Ifeanyi Ejiofor.

Just recently, DSS also raided homes of several federal Judges in the country whom the secret police accused of corruption.

Let's together watch the drama as it unfolds....

Do you think Kanu will be exonerated from all the charges brought against him by FG?





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