A coalition of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) have queried the basis warranting the Tuesday bail condition Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court, Abuja, granted the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu. The group in a statement jointly endorsed by nine CSOs namely Centre for Social Justice (CSJ), The Moldova Foundation (MF), Save Nigeria Group (SNG), Lawyers of Conscience, Kindgom Human Rights Foundation, Civil Liberties Organisation (CLO), Peoples Rights Organisation (PRO), Campaign for Democracy (CD) and Access to Rights Initiative (ARI), argued that the bail condition which they termed stringent, amounted to a denial of bail. Those who signed the statement were Eze Onyekpere of CSJ, Dr Sam Amadi MF, Benedict Ezeagu SNG, Princewill Akpakpan LC, Okere Nnamdi KHRF, Ibuchukwu Ezike CLO, Chris Nwadigo PRO, Dede Uzor CD, and Mathew Edaghese ARI. They said, “The first condition that Mr. Kanu must not be in a crowd of more t...
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