Following the life sentence given to its leader Nnamdi Kanu, IPOB has insisted it remains committed to peaceful self-determination and condemned the terrorism conviction as unjust.
Justice James Omotosho has sentenced IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu to life imprisonment after convicting him on seven terrorism-related charges.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has arraigned seven IPOB commanders linked to Simon Ekpa on terrorism charges and released a comprehensive update on several ongoing terrorism prosecutions across Nigeria.
Justice James Omotosho has issued the complete sentences and consequential orders in the trial of Nnamdi Kanu, providing a detailed judicial conclusion to the high-profile case involving the IPOB leader.
The Nigerian Army has urged residents of the South East to disregard a fresh sit-at-home order issued by terrorists, assuring that the region is secure and that freedom of movement is fully guaranteed.
Documents obtained from the U.S. Department of Justice show that pro-Biafra groups are coordinating a lobbying network behind the “Christian genocide in Nigeria” campaign that influenced President Donald Trump’s CPC designation.
Former US Army Captain Bishop Johnson (Retired) says weak and dysfunctional local governments in Nigeria are enabling criminal activities and worsening insecurity.
Nnamdi Kanu has filed a N50bn lawsuit against the Nigerian Medical Association, claiming the panel-issued medical report certifying him fit to stand trial is false, despite a court-ordered investigation into his health.
Army debunks abduction of Brig.-Gen. Uba, confirms two soldiers and two CJTF members killed in Borno ambush.
The Nigerian Army says troops of the 25 Task Force Brigade repelled a terrorist ambush in Borno, with four personnel killed, while dismissing reports that the Brigade Commander was abducted.