Tag: Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN)

El-Zakzaky and his wife say they need their passports for urgent foreign trip for medical treatment.

The Shiites were observing their annual Arbaeen Symbolic Trek in the federal capital, causing heavy traffic gridlock.

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 four former service chiefs were nominated as ambassadors on February 4.

The defence lawyer, Mr Falana, says the court issued the order after he tendered Mrs El-Zakzaky's wife COVID-19 result on ...

The U.S. lists Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, Nigeria, the DPRK, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan as countries violating religious ...

"Today the U.S. designates Burma, China, Eritrea, Iran, Nigeria, the DPRK, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan as countries of ...

The court found the police responsible for the killing of the IMN members during a protest in 2019.

The prisons chief appeared before the court on Monday.

The state government rejects the judgement which it described as ‘erroneous‘.

Court has fixed February 24 and 25 for the continuation of the trial of Mr El-Zakzaky and his wife.

The inclusion of Nigeria in the religion violations list was announced by the U.S. Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo.

The police narrated their how the suspects were allegedly arrested.

Shiites' spokesperson says Mr El-Zakzaky began his return journey to Abuja at 5 p.m. Nigerian time

He said the management of Medanta Hospital, New Delhi, had been threatened not to admit him for treatment.

Amnesty International called for a probe into the death of the Shiites.

Police IG Mohammed says Shiites are free to practise their religion.

A police spokesperson says ''he does know if corpses of 15 Shiite members are in their custody as alleged by ...

The latest incident happened around Banex, Wuse 2 area of Abuja, the Nigerian capital.

A Kaduna State High Court presided over by Justice Gideon Kurada on Monday adjourned indefinitely the trial of the leader ...

Mr Kurada therefore adjourned the case to November 7, to rule on the bail application.

The Shiite members were arrested for attacking the police during a procession in Zaria.

The matter will now hold in July.

Police managed to disperse hundreds of Shiites who demanded the release of their leader.