BREAKING: Court Revokes Nnamdi Kanu’ Bail, Orders His Re-arrest.

The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has ordered the re-arrest of the self-proclaimed leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu.

Equity Binta Nyako gave the request in a decision on Thursday subsequent to renouncing the safeguard conceded to the IPOB pioneer.
She clarified that the court gave the request since Mr Kanu had neglected to show up in court after his safeguard was allowed in April 2017.
The judge additionally requested that preliminary would proceed without the IPOB pioneer and coordinated that a seat warrant be issued for his capture.
She decided that the preliminary must proceed with somehow and coordinated that a new date for the continuation be given by gatherings so the issue would proceed in Kanu's nonappearance.
Equity Nyako, from that point, deferred the case till June 18.
She gave the requests while administering on an application documented under the steady gaze of the court by the arraigning counsel, Mr Magaji Labaran.
Mr Labaran had asked the court to attempt Kanu in absentia in accordance with the Administration of Criminal Justice Act since he has neglected to make himself accessible for preliminary.
He likewise requested that the court repudiate the safeguard allowed to the IPOB pioneer for neglecting to conform to his safeguard conditions which included making himself accessible for preliminary.

Equity Nyako had allowed Kanu abandon wellbeing grounds on April 25, 2017, and requested that he present three sureties, one of whom must be a serving congressperson, a Jewish religious pioneer and an exceptionally regarded individual who should claim a landed property in Abuja.
The judge cautioned the IPOB pioneer against giving press interviews, holding energizes or being in a social occasion of in excess of 10 people while on safeguard.
She had additionally cautioned him that the safeguard would be repudiated on the off chance that he ridicules any of the conditions.