Shehu Sani, socio-political activist, has responded to the Abia State High Court judgment for Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
Sani proclaimed that no appeal against the judgment would stand.
Justice Ben Anya yesterday ordered the Federal Government to pay one billion naira compensation to Kanu over the infringement of his fundamental human rights.
In his decision, the judge proclaimed Kanu’s arrest as illicit, and ordered the Federal Government to put out an apology letter to him.
The IPOB leader had recorded a fundamental right suit against the Federal Government before Justice Anya.
Kanu filed the suit through his Special Counsel, Aloy Ejimakor on the grounds of military attack of his home in 2017, his rearrest and torture in Kenya, his bringing home to Nigeria, among others.
Notwithstanding, the judge additionally decided that the government should seek after a political solution in settling Kanu’s trial.
Responding, Sani praised the IPOB leader for the triumph.
In a tweet, the former Kaduna Central Senator, wrote: “Brother Nnamdi, congratulations for your one billion Naira victory.
“No appeal against this judgment shall succeed. Remember those of us who are not insulting you. Relax Bro.”