Tag: Ibrahim El Zakzaky

Residents did not want members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) to hold their Ghadeer, a religious meeting, in ...

Mr El-Zakzaky and his wife were arrested in December 2015, after the Nigerian Army extra-judicially killed over 300 followers of ...

Kaduna State government says it has obtained the court judgment that set Mr El-zakzaky and his wife free, because it ...

The judge, Gideon Kurada, upheld the no-case submission filed by Mr El-Zakzaky and his wife.

The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) says test results from Mrs El-Zakzaky and her husband returned negative

Tukur Buratai, a lieutenant general, was pulled out of the army on Friday after his resignation as army chief three ...

The Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) has called for release of the wife of their leader following reports she has ...

The State Security Service accuses the man of "cybercrimes" against a governor.

The prisons chief appeared before the court on Monday.

The lawmaker said the parliament is under 'invasion'.

Several inscriptions calling for freedom for Mr El-Zakzaky have appeared in toilets inside the National Assembly complex.

The group demands that all charges against Mr Sowore be dropped.

"The state security service assault on a courtroom and the re-arrest of Sowore has already damaged the country’s international reputation."

The invasion violates section 43 of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act, 2015, which forbids effecting arrest in a courtroom, ...

The members were arrested during the July 22 protest that led to the death of a police and a journalist.

A Nigerian lawyer says ''it is hard to criticise the government when one is part of governance.''

The president explains the controversial removal of some staff from the office of the vice president.

The president has been on a 15–day "private visit" in the United Kingdom since November 2. He was due to ...

The president's flight was said to have taken off from Stansted Airport, London, at about 3:27 p.m. Nigerian time.

Many of the protesters carried placards calling for freedom for the detained publisher of Sahara Reporters, Omoyele Sowore.

The protest started on Sultan Abubakar Road at about 1:55 p.m. Friday.

Omoyele Sowore is being detained despite a court order mandating his release.

The police had issued a warning against the procession on Monday.

The U.N. special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions expresses concern about Nigeria’s growing extrajudicial killings.

Government says the plan of the IMN leader and his sponsor was to forcefully turn Nigeria into an Islamic State.