Nigerian Federal High Court to release Mazi Nnamdi Kanu unconditionally with immediate effect.
Law was also violated when the Nigerian federal government and her agents (DSS) were not able to arrest the Northern Youths, who committed treason on the 6th of June 2017 when they asked Biafrans in their region to vacate before October 1st, 2017, and went ahead to place the whole world and Nigerian federal government on notice that come 1st October, 2017, they would no longer be part of federal union or co-exist with Biafrans.
Whereas, Kanu who never committed any crime was locked down in the prison for almost two years and was released on stringent bail conditions that restricted him from appearing in the gathering of more than ten people, granting interviews, participating in any rally nor traveling out of the country. This condition has not been violated by the activist, who has remained in Nigeria since he left Kuje prison.
The activist, also, has not in any form called for a press conference either local or international, granted interviews or participated in any form of a rally as claimed by his persecutors. But as a man and a prince he is, one should not expect the activist to ask his visitors who come around to cheer him up after returning from prison to leave his house because of bail condition.
Again one should also not expect the activist to chase away thousands of Biafrans who came from various places to see the man that has sworn to die to give them freedom or the activist to remain mute when asked a question by his visitors or to chase away worshipers in his place of worship because of his bail conditions, of course not.
There is something one should not ask someone to do and that is the stringent bail conditions given to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu by the Nigerian Federal High Court.
It is just a shame to those red cap chiefs who do not know their left from right, who declined to do what they are supposed to do at the right time. By their actions and inactions, they have lost the respect and dignity the red cap and the attire they put on command. Instead, they end up disowning those they claim to represent. They deny their people to represent their pocket.
I think it is about time to call a spade a spade and call for forgiveness or visit history books to understand what it means to have Youth Revolution and then find out where the heads of saboteurs are kept after the event. Because when an adult chooses to behave like a child, the adult should know that his respect has been thrown into the pit and should expect punishment from his actions. The same applies to some southeast governors and senators who think that they are untouchable. They should be aware that being touched is compulsory should any hair fall from Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s head.
Written by: Onyebuchi Eucharia.
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