Abaribe, who stood as surety for Kanu, said the government should ensure he is humanely treated in custody.
He stressed that the Federal Government should be guided by the provisions of Section 31 of the 1999 Constitution in the handling of Kanu’s matter. “What it means is that it is the duty of the government in this instance to protect him and ensure the respect of his fundamental human rights while his trial lasts.Kanu was intercepted on Sunday and extradited back to Nigeria.
blood is thicker then water kudos to Abaribe man of the people
''TOUCH NOT THE ANOINTED, DO THE PROPHET NO HARM.'' The earlier there is an arrangement for a REFERENDUM, the better for everybody. This illegal kidnapping and abduction shows the height of tyranny of this regime. NGRSenate HouseNGR NGRPresident UN_HRC USinNigeria USIP
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