Nnamdi Kanu: Allow full course of justice to take effect, CNG tells FG

The Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) has said now that the leader of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu is arrested it called on the Federal Government to allow the full course of justice to take effect.

It noted that earlier the IPOB leader was standing trial for treason felony before jumping bail.

In a statement issued by the spokesman of the CNG, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, on Tuesday, noted that Kanu should also be charged for incitement and killings of other ethnic nationalities.

“We received the news of the arrest and repatriation of the fugitive rebel, Nnamdi with mixed feelings of apprehension and appreciation.

“We commend the effort of the Federal Government and the agencies made this possible particularly the International Police and authorities of the United Kingdom for honouring their obligations with Nigeria.

“On the other hand, we remain apprehensive until the full course of justice takes effect. Kanu as we all know has a pending trial for treasonable felony and jumping bail.

“In addition, he must now face additional charges of incitement to violence and killings of people of other ethnicities particularly northerners, security personnel as a result of his open incitement.

“More importantly, we don’t see Kanu’s arrest affecting the issue of Biafra. While he faces trial hopefully, the CNG is insisting that this is the right time to tackle the Biafran issue once for all.

“Nobody should make the mistake of assuming that the arrest is anywhere near the end of the Biafran affair. We stand our ground that a referendum must be held to determine this and all other agitations for self-determination from any part of the country.

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