Proscription: A’Court reserves judgment on IPOB’s appeal

A division of the Court of Appeal in Abuja yesterday reserved its judgment on an appeal brought by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) challenging its proscription as a terrorist organisation by the Federal Government.

Ameh Ochojila Abuja

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