Court fixes Sept 29 for judgement on El-zakzaky’s case
Kaduna State High Court of Justice, has fixed Tuesday 29th September, 2020 for judgement on the motion put forward by leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky. Zakzaky had asked the court for the dismissal of the case against him and his wife by the government over failure to produce evidence against them. This is coming after the counsel to Sheikh Zakzaky defended their motion while the government’s counsel made a counter motion when the court sat on Friday 7th August. Sheikh Zakzaky’s Lead Counsel, Femi Falana SAN wanted the court to dismiss the charges against
El-Zakzaky, wife transferred to Kaduna Correctional Center
A Kaduna High Court on Thursday ordered the Directorate of State Services (DSS) to transfer the leader of the Shi’ite group, the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky and his wife Zeenat to the Nigerian Correctional Center, Kaduna to allow his lawyers and Doctors have easy access to him. The order delivered by Justice Gideon Kurada was sequel to the application by Haruna Magashi, counsel to the IMN leader at the resumed hearing of the case in Kaduna, eight months after the last hearing of the case in April, 2019 before the IMN leader and wife went for
The true story of El-Zakzaky in India — FG
After the leader of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky alerted the world that he, and his wife, Zeenat, were being treated as criminals on their arrival in India Tuesday evening, the Federal Government, in a statement signed by Mrs Grace Isu Gekpe, the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Information and Culture in Abuja, Wednesday evening, presented a detailed report on the situation of things in India. Full text below: The Court on 5th August, 2019 granted Sheikh Ibraheem EL-Zakzaky leave to travel to India for medical treatment. Consequently, the Government and its relevant agencies took steps to
The Problem El-Zakzaky Encountered In India Has Been Resolved – IMN Spokesman
The spokesperson of the Islamic movement in Nigeria (IMN) Ibrahim Musa has confirmed that the controversy surrounding Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky’s treatment at the Medanta hospital in India has been resolved, Ibrahim Musa confirmed, speaking to channels TV. Shiek Ibrahim El-zakzaky, had alleged that the condition at the Indian hospital where he and his wife Zeenat are undergoing treatment is worse than that of Nigeria. El-zakzaky who mentioned this in an audio that has since gone viral on social media says he and his wife were initially happy that they would finally be treated at the Indian hospital in line with
Court To Rule On El-Zakzaky’s Bail Application August 5
A Kaduna State High Court has set aside August 5, 2019, to rule on the bail application filed by the leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, and his wife, Zeenat. Details shortly…
We lost 11 members, 30 injured – Shi’ites
The Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) popularly branded as Shiites group has alleged that 11 of its members were killed in a clash with the police in Abuja. It also claimed that 30 others were injured in the fracas. It said out of those injured, the police went to University of Abuja Teaching Hospital in Gwagwalada and took them to unknown place. The figures were contained in an update by the President of the Media Forum of Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), Ibrahim Musa. The statement did not provide the list of those killed and injured. The statement said: “Abuja
IMN accuses FG of poisoning El-Zakzaky in DSS custody
Members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, IMN, has accused the Federal Government of poisoning their detained leader, Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky, following reports of high concentrations of lead and cadmium in his blood. In April, a team of medical doctors was allowed to investigate the health status of the Islamic leader and submit its report to relevant authorities. The comprehensive report by the medical experts stated that symptoms of heavy metal poisoning were observed in his blood. Speaking at a Free Zakzaky protest in Abuja, yesterday, Sheikh Abubakar Maina, said: “The results of the medical investigations pointed to a significant
