NNAMDI KANU: Senator Abaribe appeals to be withdraw as Kanu's Surety
...Seeks refund of N100m bail bond
….says I don’t know Kanu’s
whereabouts
– Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe has
asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to revoke the undertaken he took on
behalf of the leader of the indigenous People of Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu.
The
federal lawmaker said he has not seen nor heard from Kanu since September 11.
He told the court that the Nigerian Army had in the course of military
operations in Abia state from September 11, visited Kanu’s residence, saying it was
reported in the media that there was shooting and fracas during the visit.
He said Kanu “has not been seen
again nor reached on phone by the Applicant, neither is he reported in any news
media as seen by any persom, nor made any statement on any issue”.
Abaribe told the court that he
“lacks capacity to produce a person stated by the 1st Respondent to be a member
of a terrorist organisation, or any person whom the 1st Respondent is reported
to be interested in his whereabouts including the aftermath of the military
operations in Abia state which commenced about 11th September, 2017”.
Specifically, Abaribe is praying the
court for, “An order of this honourable court discharging the applicant as
surety of the 1st/2nd respondent, and discharging the recognizance entered into
by the applicant, and to discharge the applicant from the entire incidence of
the bail of Nnamdi Kanu- the 1st defendant/2nd respondent in charge No.
FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015: Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu, Chidiebere
Onwudiwe, Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawisi.
“An order discharging the bond
executed by the applicant for the bail of the 1st Defendant/2nd Respondent in
charge No. FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015: Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu,
Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawisi and refunding the sum of
N100, 000, 000.00 (one hundred million naira only) or any other sum paid into
this honourable court or undertaken to this honourable court sequel to the bail
of the 2nd respondent”.
While FG was cited as the 1st
respondent, Kanu and his three co-defendants were joined as 2nd Respondent to
5th respondents.
Meanwhile FG has filed a counter
motion, insisting that Abaribe must produce the IPOB leader. Meanwhile, trial
Justice Binta Nyako has commenced sitting. Though Kanu is not in court, his
co-defendants were brought by officials of Kuje Prison. There is heavy security
presence within the court’s vicinity.
Members of the proscibed IPOB who
usually thronged the court in solidarity to their embattled leader have not
been sighted anywhere today.
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Senator Enyinnaya
Abaribe has asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to revoke the
undertaken he took on behalf of the leader of the indigenous People of
Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu.
The three persons that signed IPOB leader bail bond, From the right,
Tochukwu Uchendu, Jewish Chief High Priest, Immanuel-El Shalom Oka-Ben
Madu and Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe.
Abaribe who is representing Abia South Senatorial District prayed the
court to discharge his as Kanu’s surety.
The federal lawmaker said he has not seen nor heard from Kanu since
September 11.
He told the court that the Nigerian Army had in the course of military
operations in Abia state from September 11, visited Kanu’s residence,
saying it was reported in the media that there was shooting and fracas
during the visit.
He said Kanu “has not been seen again nor reached on phone by the
Applicant, neither is he reported in any news media as seen by any
persom, nor made any statement on any issue”.
Abaribe told the court that he “lacks capacity to produce a person
stated by the 1st Respondent to be a member of a terrorist organisation,
or any persin whom the 1st Respondent is reported to be interested in
his whereabouts including the aftermat of the military operations in
Abia state which commenced about 11th September, 2017”.
Specifically, Abaribe is praying the court for, “An order of this
honourable court discharging the applicant as surety of the 1st/2nd
respondent, and discharging the recognizance entered into by the
applicant, and to discharge the applicant from the entire incidence of
the bail of Nnamdi Kanu- the 1st defendant/2nd respondent in charge No.
FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015: Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu,
Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawisi.
“An order discharging the bond executed by the applicant for the bail of
the 1st Defendant/2nd Respondent in charge No. FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015:
Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu, Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin
Madubugwu, David Nwawisi and refunding the sum of N100, 000, 000.00
(one hundred million naira only) or any other sum paid into this
honourable court or undertaken to this honourable court sequel to the
bail of the 2nd respondent”.
While FG was cited as the 1st respondent, Kanu and his three
co-defendants were joined as 2nd Respondent to 5th respondents.
Meanwhile FG has filed a counter motion, insisting that Abaribe must
produce the IPOB leader.
Meanwhile, trial Justice Binta Nyako has commenced sitting. Though Kanu
is not in court, his co-defendants were brought by officials of Kuje
Prison.
There is heavy security presence within the court’s vicinity.
Members of the proscibed IPOB who usually thronged the court in
solidarity to their embattled leader have not been sighted anywhere
today.
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Senator Enyinnaya
Abaribe has asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to revoke the
undertaken he took on behalf of the leader of the indigenous People of
Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu.
The three persons that signed IPOB leader bail bond, From the right,
Tochukwu Uchendu, Jewish Chief High Priest, Immanuel-El Shalom Oka-Ben
Madu and Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe.
Abaribe who is representing Abia South Senatorial District prayed the
court to discharge his as Kanu’s surety.
The federal lawmaker said he has not seen nor heard from Kanu since
September 11.
He told the court that the Nigerian Army had in the course of military
operations in Abia state from September 11, visited Kanu’s residence,
saying it was reported in the media that there was shooting and fracas
during the visit.
He said Kanu “has not been seen again nor reached on phone by the
Applicant, neither is he reported in any news media as seen by any
persom, nor made any statement on any issue”.
Abaribe told the court that he “lacks capacity to produce a person
stated by the 1st Respondent to be a member of a terrorist organisation,
or any persin whom the 1st Respondent is reported to be interested in
his whereabouts including the aftermat of the military operations in
Abia state which commenced about 11th September, 2017”.
Specifically, Abaribe is praying the court for, “An order of this
honourable court discharging the applicant as surety of the 1st/2nd
respondent, and discharging the recognizance entered into by the
applicant, and to discharge the applicant from the entire incidence of
the bail of Nnamdi Kanu- the 1st defendant/2nd respondent in charge No.
FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015: Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu,
Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawisi.
“An order discharging the bond executed by the applicant for the bail of
the 1st Defendant/2nd Respondent in charge No. FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015:
Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu, Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin
Madubugwu, David Nwawisi and refunding the sum of N100, 000, 000.00
(one hundred million naira only) or any other sum paid into this
honourable court or undertaken to this honourable court sequel to the
bail of the 2nd respondent”.
While FG was cited as the 1st respondent, Kanu and his three
co-defendants were joined as 2nd Respondent to 5th respondents.
Meanwhile FG has filed a counter motion, insisting that Abaribe must
produce the IPOB leader.
Meanwhile, trial Justice Binta Nyako has commenced sitting. Though Kanu
is not in court, his co-defendants were brought by officials of Kuje
Prison.
There is heavy security presence within the court’s vicinity.
Members of the proscibed IPOB who usually thronged the court in
solidarity to their embattled leader have not been sighted anywhere
today.
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/breaking-senator-abaribe-applies-withdraw-kanus-surety/
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/breaking-senator-abaribe-applies-withdraw-kanus-surety/
Senator Enyinnaya
Abaribe has asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to revoke the
undertaken he took on behalf of the leader of the indigenous People of
Biafra, Mr. Nnamdi Kanu.
The three persons that signed IPOB leader bail bond, From the right,
Tochukwu Uchendu, Jewish Chief High Priest, Immanuel-El Shalom Oka-Ben
Madu and Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe.
Abaribe who is representing Abia South Senatorial District prayed the
court to discharge his as Kanu’s surety.
The federal lawmaker said he has not seen nor heard from Kanu since
September 11.
He told the court that the Nigerian Army had in the course of military
operations in Abia state from September 11, visited Kanu’s residence,
saying it was reported in the media that there was shooting and fracas
during the visit.
He said Kanu “has not been seen again nor reached on phone by the
Applicant, neither is he reported in any news media as seen by any
persom, nor made any statement on any issue”.
Abaribe told the court that he “lacks capacity to produce a person
stated by the 1st Respondent to be a member of a terrorist organisation,
or any persin whom the 1st Respondent is reported to be interested in
his whereabouts including the aftermat of the military operations in
Abia state which commenced about 11th September, 2017”.
Specifically, Abaribe is praying the court for, “An order of this
honourable court discharging the applicant as surety of the 1st/2nd
respondent, and discharging the recognizance entered into by the
applicant, and to discharge the applicant from the entire incidence of
the bail of Nnamdi Kanu- the 1st defendant/2nd respondent in charge No.
FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015: Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu,
Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawisi.
“An order discharging the bond executed by the applicant for the bail of
the 1st Defendant/2nd Respondent in charge No. FHC/Abj/CR/383/2015:
Federal Republic of Nigeria v Nnamdi Kanu, Chidiebere Onwudiwe, Benjamin
Madubugwu, David Nwawisi and refunding the sum of N100, 000, 000.00
(one hundred million naira only) or any other sum paid into this
honourable court or undertaken to this honourable court sequel to the
bail of the 2nd respondent”.
While FG was cited as the 1st respondent, Kanu and his three
co-defendants were joined as 2nd Respondent to 5th respondents.
Meanwhile FG has filed a counter motion, insisting that Abaribe must
produce the IPOB leader.
Meanwhile, trial Justice Binta Nyako has commenced sitting. Though Kanu
is not in court, his co-defendants were brought by officials of Kuje
Prison.
There is heavy security presence within the court’s vicinity.
Members of the proscibed IPOB who usually thronged the court in
solidarity to their embattled leader have not been sighted anywhere
today.
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/breaking-senator-abaribe-applies-withdraw-kanus-surety/
Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/10/breaking-senator-abaribe-applies-withdraw-kanus-surety/
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