The News Agency of Nigeri reports that the organisation had alleged in its report on Wednesday that the police and military used deadly force against IMN members.
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Members of the Shi’ite Movement on Monday in Nyanya, a Federal Capital Territory and Mararaba, Nasarawa state, protested the continued detention of their leader, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky.
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria has distanced itself from violence during its religious activities.
DSP Anjuguri Manzah, Spokesman of the command, made the disclosure in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.
The Police Command in the Federal Capital Territory on Sunday assured residents of the territory of adequate security following rumours of the planned procession by the Islamic Movement of Nigeria in the territory.
A Kaduna High Court on Thursday fixed November 7 for ruling on the bail application filed by the leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, Ibrahim Zakzaky and his wife, Zinat.
Governments, especially the executive arm, tend to forget that it is the rule of law that makes it possible, in the first place, to define what national security is. They think national security is what the man or woman in power says it is – and quite often, meaning personal loyalty, convenience and security
This was made known to newsmen on Tuesday via a press release signed by Ibrahim Musa, the President of Media Forum of Islamic Movement in Nigeria.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the group defied warning from the police and staged the violent protest to demand for the release of their leader, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, who had been detention since 2016.
The Acting Executive Secretary of the commission, Oti Ovrawah, made the call in Abuja on Friday in a statement signed by Fatimah Mohammad, the commission’s Head of Media.
Ogebe, who is the Coordinator, Justice for Jos Project made the remarks at a media briefing on Tuesday in Abuja.
The party said it is gravely worried over the handling of security in the nation’s capital and the near breakdown of law and order, which resulted in stampede and disruption of public and private businesses in the city center.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the Shi’ites were demanding the release of their leader, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the denial followed reports that Adeyanju was arrested at the Unity Fountain, Abuja, during the daily sit-out in demand for the release of Shiite leader, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky.
The interaction, which was said to have lasted for about 80 seconds, had the detained Islamic scholar spotting a white flowing gown with turban.
The Secret Service said: “The rumour is handmade of mischievous makers who would stop at nothing to cause confusion among the followers or other ulterior motives.”
The defendants: Abbas, Ibrahim Musa and Adam Suleiman, were arraigned on a seven-count charge, bordering on terrorism
In a statement made available to journalists on Monday night, Ibraheem recalled that earlier in June 2014, the military abducted and killed his three brothers after a peaceful pro-Palestinian procession
He also appealed to Nigerians to live peacefully with one another, irrespective of their religious, ethnic and political differences