Nigeria's deputy Senate president, Ike
Ekweremadu, has joined the Port
Harcourt Jewish Rabbi to perfect the
bail condition of the leader of the
Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB),
Nnamdi Kanu.
Alongside Ekweremadu is Senator
Enyainnaya Abaraibe. News men learnt the senators had
followed the process of perfecting
Kanu's bail from the onset.
The court had earlier ordered that three
sureties, including a serving senator
and a Jewish religious leader, will
provide N100 million and a landed
property in Abuja.
The sureties first
certified some papers at the Abuja
Geographic Information System (AGIS)
before heading to the court.
With the ongoing process, a source said
it is certain the IPOB leader will be
released from Kuje Prison today, April
28.
As part of his bail
conditions, Kanu was also ordered
never to grant any press interview
pending the outcome of his trial.
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The court also ordered that he will not
be in a gathering of more than 10
persons.
The judge on presiding over the matter,
Justice Binta Nyako, said Kanu's bail
will be revoked if any of the orders are
flouted.
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