We Begged Nnamdi Kanu To Leave Kuje Prison- Lawyer Reveals
A lawyer to the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Barrister Maxwell Opara has disclosed how he and other notable Igbo leaders pleaded with the IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu to sign his bail.
The lawyer noted that, Nnamdi kanu refused to accept his bail conditions to leave Kuje prison unless his co-accused were released but he was coaxed to accept it because of his health through series of entreaties.
Opara who disclosed this on his twitter handle said: “Kanu refused to sign his bail. He said he won't go unless his co-accused are released.
“We had to beg him, his co-accused had to beg to go because he is really sick. We told him it is a man who is alive that can fight for self determination.
The lawyer insisted that some of the bail conditions given to Nnamdi kanu are against his rights.
“Some of those bail conditions given to Nnamdi Kanu go against the principle of fundamental human rights.
“I'm not his direct counsel but I'm sure my colleague will change that in court soon. The struggle continues.”He said
The lawyer noted that, Nnamdi kanu refused to accept his bail conditions to leave Kuje prison unless his co-accused were released but he was coaxed to accept it because of his health through series of entreaties.
Opara who disclosed this on his twitter handle said: “Kanu refused to sign his bail. He said he won't go unless his co-accused are released.
“We had to beg him, his co-accused had to beg to go because he is really sick. We told him it is a man who is alive that can fight for self determination.
The lawyer insisted that some of the bail conditions given to Nnamdi kanu are against his rights.
“Some of those bail conditions given to Nnamdi Kanu go against the principle of fundamental human rights.
“I'm not his direct counsel but I'm sure my colleague will change that in court soon. The struggle continues.”He said
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