BREAKING: FG Asks Court To Revoke Nnamdi Kanu’s Bail

The Federal Government has asked the court to revoke the bail granted leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu. 


The government cited disobedience of the bail conditions granted to Kanu as part of the reasons for its request.


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  1. His own don dey get too much.

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  3. Why are Nigerians just a bunch of jokes? Referendum is what's needed. If it's not done now it will be done at some point. Nobody is asking for war. Stop deceiving yourselves and face the reality of the present day life.

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    1. wht did you not ask for Referendum when GEJ was president?
      make una mind unaselves oo

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    2. Have forgotten that GEJ convoked a national conference that would have gone a long way in addressing most of these issues arising now if the recommendations were implemented? The Constitution is so flawed that it hinders progress of this country, no provision for ratification of resolutions through referendum, it becomes a very big problem otherwise the resolutions of the 2014 national conference would have been passed into law instead of waiting for these bunch of northern assembly men and women who would always block such move.

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  4. And Buhari that has broken and disobeyed court order upon Court order should be walking as a free man. We are leaving Nigeria because of her hypocrisy

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  5. Pls Igbos should not go anywhere. We all in this together. May God continue to bless us all.

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