It is
reported that the leader of a pro-Biafran group, Biafra Zionists
Federation, Benjamin Onwuka, has dismissed the agitation by the Nnamdi
Kanu-led Indigenous People of Biafra as a “waste of time.”
While speaking in Enugu on Tuesday, Onwuka said Biafra would not be
actualised by IPOB. He said Biafra would be actualised once the United
States recognised his ‘Biafran government.’
A lawyer, Onwuka had on July 25, 2017, named himself interim
President of Biafra while announcing a ‘Biafran government’ which
included the Prof. Pat Utomi, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, Labaran Maku, Prof.
Jerry Gana, Prof. Barth Nnaji, and Chief Nnia Nwodo, among others.
He said, “We are hopeful that Biafra is going to be approved in
December by the US because this problem of Biafra is not about IPOB or
Nnamdi Kanu, it is about America’s support.
“We are now waiting for Trump’s endorsement before Christmas. Whatever we are doing is based on America’s diplomatic engagement.
“Biafra issue is a diplomatic matter, if America does not
support us, it will not work. So, IPOB or Nnamdi Kanu cannot get Biafra,
what the IPOB is doing is a waste of time.”
The secessionist declared that Biafra would be formally declared in
Lokoja, the capital of Kogi State, which he said was an Igbo territory.
Announcing plans for the independence of Biafra, Onwuka disclosed
that a former Finance Minister, Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, had been
appointed the Biafran ambassador to the US.
Onwuka condemned the recent visit of some South-East leaders to President Muhammadu Buhari in the Presidential Villa.
Reacting to Onwuka’s declaration that the Igbo leaders’ meeting
with Buhari was futile, Ohanaeze Ndigbo said the pro-Biafran activists
talked in that manner because they lacked experience.
Ayeye had earlier
ordered the respondent in the suit marked FCL/29/2017, between U. F.
Bolori Vs M. A. Abubakar to produce Amir Abubakar at the first hearing
of the case.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that when the case came up on
Wednesday for the discharge of “Emergency, Evacuation/Protection Order”
made by the court, the court was informed that the parties were planning
to settle out of court. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
Ayeye had earlier
ordered the respondent in the suit marked FCL/29/2017, between U. F.
Bolori Vs M. A. Abubakar to produce Amir Abubakar at the first hearing
of the case.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that when the case came up on
Wednesday for the discharge of “Emergency, Evacuation/Protection Order”
made by the court, the court was informed that the parties were planning
to settle out of court. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
or disobeying a court
order, Aminu, the son of a former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
was on Wednesday remanded in the transit cell of Tinubu Chief
Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Aminu was alleged to have disobeyed an order made by Chief Magistrate
Kikelomo Ayeye on Oct. 11 over the custody of six-year-old Amir
Abubakar, who he was alleged to have taken away from the custody of his
estranged wife, Fatimo Bolori. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
For disobeying a court
order, Aminu, the son of a former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
was on Wednesday remanded in the transit cell of Tinubu Chief
Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Aminu was alleged to have disobeyed an order made by Chief Magistrate
Kikelomo Ayeye on Oct. 11 over the custody of six-year-old Amir
Abubakar, who he was alleged to have taken away from the custody of his
estranged wife, Fatimo Bolori Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
For disobeying a court
order, Aminu, the son of a former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
was on Wednesday remanded in the transit cell of Tinubu Chief
Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Aminu was alleged to have disobeyed an order made by Chief Magistrate
Kikelomo Ayeye on Oct. 11 over the custody of six-year-old Amir
Abubakar, who he was alleged to have taken away from the custody of his
estranged wife, Fatimo Bolori Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
For disobeying a court
order, Aminu, the son of a former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
was on Wednesday remanded in the transit cell of Tinubu Chief
Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Aminu was alleged to have disobeyed an order made by Chief Magistrate
Kikelomo Ayeye on Oct. 11 over the custody of six-year-old Amir
Abubakar, who he was alleged to have taken away from the custody of his
estranged wife, Fatimo Bolori Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
For disobeying a court
order, Aminu, the son of a former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
was on Wednesday remanded in the transit cell of Tinubu Chief
Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Aminu was alleged to have disobeyed an order made by Chief Magistrate
Kikelomo Ayeye on Oct. 11 over the custody of six-year-old Amir
Abubakar, who he was alleged to have taken away from the custody of his
estranged wife, Fatimo Bolori. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
For disobeying a court
order, Aminu, the son of a former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
was on Wednesday remanded in the transit cell of Tinubu Chief
Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Aminu was alleged to have disobeyed an order made by Chief Magistrate
Kikelomo Ayeye on Oct. 11 over the custody of six-year-old Amir
Abubakar, who he was alleged to have taken away from the custody of his
estranged wife, Fatimo Bolori. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
For disobeying a court
order, Aminu, the son of a former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar,
was on Wednesday remanded in the transit cell of Tinubu Chief
Magistrates’ Court, Lagos.
Aminu was alleged to have disobeyed an order made by Chief Magistrate
Kikelomo Ayeye on Oct. 11 over the custody of six-year-old Amir
Abubakar, who he was alleged to have taken away from the custody of his
estranged wife, Fatimo Bolori. Read more: https://www.naij.com/1131002-court-remands-atikus-son-cell.html#1131002
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