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  Watch obi's view on this T The release of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, from the custody of the Department of State Services, DSS, could hurt the chances of Labor Party presidential candidate Mr Peter Obi winning the 2023 election.  Read what is freedom?  by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. News of his release on Thursday 13th of Oct. sparked celebrations from a number of Nigerians, particularly those in the south-east.  As backlash continues following his release, some advocacy groups have predicted how Kanu's release could affect the former Anambra state governor's chances of becoming Successor to President Muhammadu Buhari in 2023  Read also :The attention of all of Ndigbo has been distracted by Peter Obi.  They are now following their teacher, Kanu, so Peter Obi and other presidential candidates who have relied on the Southeast may have to look for alternatives.  "Before he was arrested, he made it clear to everyo...

                        Download The Court of Appeal ordered Mr Kanu’s release from the State Security Service (SSS) custody, where the IPOB leader is being held since he was brought back to Nigeria by force. The Court of Appeal in Abuja, on Thursday, struck out the terrorism charges filed against Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) by the Nigerian government. The court struck out all the remaining seven charges against Mr Kanu. It followed an earlier ruling of the trial judge, Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court in Abuja, in April dismissing eight of the 15 amended counts filed against him by the federal government. In a judgement on Thursday, the Court of Appeal panel led by Jummai Sankey struck out all remaining charges against Mr Kanu, ruling that the lower court “lacks the jurisdiction to entertain the suit.” The court held that Mr Kanu’s extradition from Kenya in June 2021 to Nigeria without fo...

  ABUJA– According to a civil society organization working under the auspices of the Africa Youth Growth Foundation (AYGF), Nigeria would experience a workforce shortage as a result of the Academic Staff Union of Universities' (ASUU) ongoing strike. This occurred at the same time as the organization claimed the public university lecturer strike was having an impact, notably on engineering, research, and development. In this regard, the organization made an appeal for both the federal government and ASUU to change their positions, claiming that this was necessary for the benefit of the students, parents, and the country as a whole. Read ASUU latest condition to end strike Speaking to the media about the development, Dr. Arome Salifu, executive director of AYGF, said it was not essential to go to court considering previous experiences. “One of the consequences of this is the workforce. Continue ?