The leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) and director of Radio Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, has left Kuje prison in Abuja after spending close to two years of detention by the Federal Government.
He was driven out of the detention facility by former transportation minister Osita Chidoka after perfecting his bail conditions.
TheNewsGuru.com reports that a Federal High Court in Abuja, had earlier this week after citing concerns about Kanu’s health, granted him bail though on stringent conditions.
TheNewsGuru.com had earlier reported that a Federal High Court judge, Justice Nyako had signed the bail papers for Kanu’s release.
TheNewsGuru.com gathers that Justice Nyako signed the papers on Friday afternoon, April 28, after all the conditions given to the IPOB leader for his bail was met.
Three sureties including Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, a Jewish Rabbi and Senator Enyinnaya Abaraibe met at the court to perfect Kanu’s bail condition. The sureties also unanimously agreed to ensure that the IPOB leader appears for trial at all times.
TheNewsGuru.com reports that the senators (Ekweremadu and Abaraibe) had followed the process of perfecting Kanu’s bail from the onset.
Several security operatives from the military, prison and some on plain clothes were seen littered around the prison facility.
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