THE JUDGE, THE DSS AND NNAMDI KANU

The future of judicial system and rule of law in Nigerian has received the worst criticism between 14th Oct-23rd Dec 2015 following the illegal arrest and detention of the ever learned Leader of the Indigenous people of Biafra(IPOB) who also doubled as the Director of Radio Biafra an international radio station. This was necessitated from the inability of the federal government of Nigerian headed by ever incompetent leadership of Mohammed Buhari through its DSS disobeying the court order from the Magistrate and Federal high court all based in Abuja to released the detained Leader of the Indigenous people of Biafra despite meeting all the bail requirement and also having been discharge by the judges of the above mentioned courts.

This bring to mind the heights of human right abuses in that country, it could be recalled that many young men and woman has been murdered in cold blood in different government facilities on-noticed and the same has been planned for Nnamdi Kanu by the director of DSS. This plan has not been achieved because of the level of media attention the case has drawn and also millions of supporters his detention has brought out to the street without been compromised in any way which has the capacity of throwing the most populous black African nation into another serious civil war if such thing happens to him.

In the midst of all this controversies surrounding the detention and released of Nnamdi Kanu we are yet to read or hear any statement by the judicial council which serve as the very custodians of the rule of law and I ask “Have they all gone into extinction or have their hands been rubbed as it is the case in Nigerian or are they all scared to be killed like the government has always been done from the past to the present but the recent action by Mohammed Diri during one of the courts hearing has clearly shown that there are still honorable men and woman in the judicial system and I commend him for his bravery and boldness when he speaks into the microphone and I quote “I hereby remit the case file to the honorable chief judge of this court to reassign it”,

we are closely following the court activities and the movement of Mohammed Diri since it has gallantly thrown dust into the eyes of Mohammed Buhari and the judicial council where he belongs and any move by anybody to erased him will meet a fierce defense because we know them from origin but where are the so called Ohanaeze, the Igbo leaders and the clergy who are preaching one Nigeria from pillar to post condemning every moved made by the IPOB, the Indigenous people of Biafra is not scared of any individual or group of people who are fighting the course of Biafra rather we are following the due process but since we are living in a country where those who makes the law cannot be held liable of the same law then it means those who the laws are meant for cannot also respect the law because there is a saying which say, No one is above the law and we are calling on the Nigerian government to respect the fundamental human rights of its citizen who put them there because just as they come, they will also go and justice will be meted to them when power is no longer behind them but who cares….Am a Biafran.

Furthermore it’s obvious that there is no law in Nigerian and no wonder all over the world the Nigeria is regarded as a lawless country but no matter what happen we are monitoring the case between Dr. Nnamdi Kanu and the Nigerian government very closely and let it be made known to them that there is nothing on earth which will truncate the struggle for Biafra because the fight is not of man but CHUKWU ABIAMA.

BY OSCAR LEE 
(FOR FAMILY WRITERS)