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The incarceration of Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the outlawed Independent People of Biafra (IPOB), should be settled out of court, according to Nigerian activist and attorney Femi Falana.
He told reporters that the agitator’s case should be handled outside of the courtroom because it is a political issue while visiting Governor Alex Otti.
“There should be no reason why the same approach cannot be applied in Kanu’s case if the government allows for negotiation with bandits,” he said.
“I am unable to comment on ongoing proceedings,” he stated. You get me? As you mentioned, the case was heard in court today (Wednesday), however I think it’s a problem best resolved out of court.
It seems like a political case to me. Furthermore, there is no justification for a scenario in which certain administrations are in negotiations with bandits or other criminal groups not to be democratically resolved.
Falana praised the several historic accomplishments that Abia State Governor Alex Otti has made in his brief two years and a few months in office.
Before appearing in court, the attorney stated he chose to visit the governor because he was in the state defending a client.
Falana, who claimed to have known Abia State’s affairs since 1999, commended Otti for building quality roads, schools, hospitals, and other facilities around the state.
According to the attorney, he has witnessed more instances of sound governance in the state than ever before.
