El-Zakzaky wife
29 Jan 2021
Kaduna State high court has withdrawn the order it made which directed the Nigeria Correctional Service to release the wife of Shiites leader, Ibraheem El-Zakzaky, Zeenah for COVID-19 treatment. The presiding judge, Justice Gideon Kurada, had on 26th January 2020 ordered the Government to release Zeenah after the Defence counsel, Femi Falana presented a medical…
22 Jan 2021
Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Shiites, have asked the Federal Government to immediately release, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky from detention custody, after his wife, Zeenah, has tested positive to coronavirus. The Islamic group said that IMN is deeply worried that even six days after contracting Covid-19 while in detention at Kaduna prison, Zeenah…
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