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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

BREAKING: Nigerian Army Releases All Abducted IPOB Members In Bayelsa Over Fear Of Amnesty Int'l Indictment



   
All 44 members of the Indigenous
 People of Biafra abducted over the
weekend in Bayelsa state by the
Nigerian military have been released,

Oriental Times learnt.

The Nigerian army on Saturday 
reportedly
stormed their venue of meeting 
while they
were praying, they were allegedly
 assaulted
 before they were taken 
away to an unknown
destination in hilux vans. 
Immediately after their arrest
 on Saturday
22-10-2016 they were taken 
to Army Barrack by
 PDP road,after which
 they were transferred
to Otiotio by the former JTF
 on Sunday 23-10-2016.
 They were thereafter 
transferred to Igbogana
same Sunday afternoon.

According to IPOB, the Nigerian 
army over fear
of possible indictment by 
Amnesty International
were forced not to eliminate 
the abducted members
as originally planned, as a
 result of the alarm raised by
IPOB world wide to various
 international human
rights organisation and media 
outlets.

We further gathered that they 
were moved quite early
yesterday's morning from an 
inside source for an emergency
court arraignment. They were 
arraigned at Yenagoa
 Magistrate court close to State
 CID - Court 5 and
 charged with 3 count of:

(1) Conduct likely to cause
 confusion in the State.
(2) Illegal Assembly and 
holding illegal meeting.
(3) Belonging to Illegal 
organization (IPOB).

They were surprisingly 
granted bail with non-stringent
conditions to the bewilderment 
of all present in court.
 They were asked to provide 
one surety with a proof of
 legitimate means of livelihood
 and must be resident
within the state. 

The bail conditions have all been 
perfected as
at the time of publishing this 
report and all the
 44 IPOB members abducted 
have been released.
However, the case was 
adjourned to the 14th of
 November, 2016 for hearing.

Source:Oriental Times

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