ABIA HIGH COURT ACQUITS FIVE PRO-BIAFRANS AFTER TWO YEARS IN DETENTION.(PHOTO).

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 Abia High Court Acquits Five Pro-Biafrans After Two Years in Detention An Abia State High Court in Umuahia has acquitted five pro-Biafran activists who had been held in detention since their arrest in July 2022. The ruling, delivered on Thursday by Hon. Justice A.O. Chijioke, brought an end to the lengthy legal proceedings. The five individuals had faced charges of conspiracy, unlawful possession of firearms, and membership in an unlawful society, under case number HU/61C/2022.  During the trial, three witnesses were presented by the prosecution, but the court found the evidence insufficient to uphold the charges. Ifeanyi Ejiofor, the counsel for the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), confirmed the verdict and praised his legal team for their dedication in securing justice. He also urged pro-Biafran supporters to remain peaceful and law-abiding in their pursuit of self-determination.

GOV. ZULUM CRITICIZES LEADERS LEADERS FOR IGNORING POLYGAMY IN IDP CAMPS. (PHOTO).


 Governor Zulum Criticizes Leaders for Ignoring Polygamy in IDP Camps


Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has expressed concern over the rise of polygamy in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) camps, where some individuals have taken multiple wives despite struggling to provide for their families.


In a viral video shared on social media, particularly on TikTok by Kawu Garba, Governor Zulum criticized both state and national politicians for avoiding the issue, fearing it might cost them votes during elections.


“The question is, which Islamic leader has spoken out against this? Which politician has opposed this situation?” Zulum asked.


“All they say is, ‘I won’t speak out.’ They are more focused on campaigning and winning elections. They refuse to address the issue because they fear the IDPs might vote against them.”


Zulum pointed to an example of a man who arrived at the camp in 2011 or 2012 with one wife but now has four, highlighting the economic burden this creates for the state.


The Governor’s remarks have sparked mixed reactions from TikTok users:


Ken Musa Ehi: “You need to start educating them.”


Truth Matters: “At last, we have a true leader in Prof Zulum who isn’t afraid to speak the truth, no matter the political cost.”


B-B: “And you allowed him to remain in the camp?”


Whale V: “If more people in that region spoke out like him, the people would start to realize they’re on the wrong path.”


Capt Imran: “If you have the means, marry as you wish, but don’t add unnecessary burdens to society. I don’t like the Almajiri system, and if I had the power, I would work to stop it.

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