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IPOB international lawyer, Bruce Fein, said Friday, the United Nations Human Rights Council, UNHRC, has called for the immediate and unconditional release of Nnamdi Kanu.

Bruce Fein who disclosed this via his twitter handle also said the UNHRC also seeks “reparations for violation of internationally guaranteed rights by Nigerian and Kenyan governments”.

Nnamdi Kanu, was arrested in Kenya and repatriated to Nigeria by the Buhari’s regime.

Kanu also charged of treason felony by the Nigerian government

Meanwhile, UNHRC, called for Kanu immediate release, accusing the Nigerian and Kenyan governments of violating his fundamental human rights according to the international law.

Bruce Fein tweet reads; the constitutional lawyer said, “I just received opinion by Working Group on Arbitrary Detention of UN Human Rights Council demanding immediate unconditional release of MNK and reparations for serial violations of internationally guaranteed rights by Nigerian and Kenyan governments. Stand by for full opinion.”

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