- Safiu Kehinde
Videos of convicted leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, calling for violence has resurfaced online hours after been sentenced to life imprisonment over terrorism act.
NPO Reported that Kanu was on Thursday sentenced by the Abuja Federal High Court after the presiding judge, Justice James Omotosho, declared him guilty of all seven counts contained in the terrorism charge filed against him.
The judge sentenced Kanu to life imprisonment over count one, four, five, and six of the charge.
On count three, Omotosho sentenced the IPOB leader to 20 years’ imprisonment while slamming a separate five years on him on count seven with no option of fine.
The judge ruled that the sentence must run concurrently and be served in a protective custody in any custodial centre across the country.
Prior to his judgement, Omotosho gave a review of each count, explaining the manner at which the offenses were committed.
