The Secretary of Academic Forum of the IMN, Abdullahi Musa, made the position of the group known in a statement in Abuja.
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The Kaduna State Government charged El-Zakzaky and Zeenat with eight counts bordering on alleged culpable homicide, unlawful assembly and disruption of the public peace among other charges.
This was contained in a reply signed by the Head of Information and Evidence Unit of the ICC, Mark P. Dillon
The Secretary, Academic Forum of the IMN, Abdullahi Musa, made the remark in Abuja during a press briefing.
Muhammad spoke in a statement he personally signed and made available to newsmen in Abuja.
The President of the IMN Media Forum, Ibrahim Musa, reacted to the news in a statement on Sunday.
Justice Gideon Kurada took the plea of the IMN leader at the resumed hearing of the motion in a no-case-submission brought by El-Zakzaky on August 7.
The Secretary, Academic Forum of the IMN, Abdullahi Muhammad Musa, made the remark in a statement in Abuja.
The IMN spokesman, Musa Ibrahim, in a statement, said if Edochie has any character as he claims, he would not have accepted to act in a film that seems to change the narrative and distort history based on a book distorting facts.
An executive member of IMN, Sokoto State Chapter, Sidi Munir Mainasara, raised the alarm in a statement, titled: “Sokoto State, Joint Security Operatives Baying for Blood,” signed on behalf of the group.
This was contained in a letter written to the Bar Association and signed by the President of the Movement’s Media Forum, Ibrahim Musa, on Thursday
The IMN leader is seeking the court to quash the State Government’s case against him for lack of evidence.
Justice Taiwo Taiwo, in his judgment, also ordered the National Hospital, Abuja to immediately release the three corpses in its morgue.
CAD made this known at a press conference on Iran’s nefarious plot to wreck havoc through their proxies on Sunday in Abuja
Shiites accuse Police of killing over 12 of its members during Ashura procession
The Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, says all activities of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria remained proscribed in line with the Terrorism (Prevention) Proscription Order Notice of July 26.
The Federal Government on Wednesday accused Shiek Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, Leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, of being sponsored by Iran to replicate the 1979 violent revolution that led to the forceful takeover of power in the country in Nigeria.
Taken together, these episodes strongly raise the possibility of the health challenge being a smokescreen for the more instrumental opportunity to exit the Nigeria and its laws and restrictions
This was made known in a statement on Sunday by Ibrahim Musa, the President of the Media Forum of the IMN.
El-Zakzaky revealed this in a viral video when he spoke with some guests in India before departing for Nigeria without treatment