Zakzaky in a sentence

However, El-Zakzaky through one of his lawyers, Marshall Abubakar of the Falana & Falana Chambers, dismissed the rumours.

Though on December 2, 2016 the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court presided by Justice Kolawole ordered the release of Sheikh El-Zakzaky and berated the Nigerian government for violating his rights, Buhari’s government turned a deaf ear!

Amidst this chaos, Iran has found a proxy in Nigeria’s Shia minority, particularly the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), led by Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky.

Kaduna State Attorney General and Commissioner of Justice, Aisha Dikko, on Thursday, says the fate of Ibrahim El Zakzaky, leader of the proscribed Islamic Movement of Nigeria is in the hands of the court.

The Islamic Movement in Nigeria has said that its leader, Ibraheem El-Zakzaky was being treated like a criminal in India….

Zakzaky himself and his wife have been in prison since the incident while the Kaduna State government proscribed the group.

A High Court sitting in Kaduna, has set aside its August 5 ruling on the bail application filed by the leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN), Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky and his wife, Zeeinat.

Ajibola cited cases which involved Dasuki, El Zakzaky, Sowore, Shagari and Labinjo as some of the matters Buhari’s administration had repeatedly shunned courts’ pronouncements granting their bails.

Also speaking on the recent protests, El-Zakzaky’s personal driver, Prof. Abdullahi Danladi, echoed the sentiments of Gwantu while reiterating the fact that it is essential to release the Shi’ite leader in order to enable him attend to his failing health.

A statement from IMN said Sheikh Zakzaky had decided to leave India because he did not feel in control of the situation and an “imposition of medical treatment by the Nigerian security forces in collaboration with their Indian colleagues”.

El-Zakzaky can’t flee Nigeria like you did during Yar’dua, IMN tells El-Rafai (Yesterday) - Kaduna —The Islamic Movement in Nigeria, IMN, has told Governor Nasir el-Rufai of Kaduna State that unlike him, Sheikh Ibraheem.

Falana, in a statement yesterday, said: “It is disturbing that the planned medical treatment of Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky and his wife in India was aborted and that they have since returned to Nigeria.

He said: “Yes, Zakzaky is going to India.

He therefore, ordered their release within 45 days even as he ordered the Department of State Services, DSS, to pay a fine of N25 million each to El-Zakzaky and his wife.

He went on to condemn continued illegal detention of top Shia cleric Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky by the Nigerian government, saying that Iran will accept the Nigerian cleric with open arms for his medical treatment as he is in a critical condition these days.

Immersed in his pursuits, El Zakzaky meant to influence his world.

In an ensuing three-day crackdown, the army killed 347 members of the group and arrested hundreds more, including the group’s leader, El Zakzaky, and his wife, Ibraheemat.

It is believed that the IMN leader and his wife will be treated in India even though Iran is reported to have said they would be willing to handle El-Zakzaky’s medical case.

It’s not a bail application; it was an application to save the life of the applicants, el-Zakzaky and his wife.

Musa further stated that aside from treating Mr El-Zakzaky without his consent, the hospital management violated his privacies, a situation that made him lost his confidence in the hospital and demanded to see his own doctors for a substitute arrangement.