BREAKING: IPOB drags Simon Ekpa to court for sponsoring killings in Southeast

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The leadership of the Indigenous People Of Biafra (IPOB), has commenced a fierce legal action against Finland based terrorists called Simon Ekpa.

Barrister Ifeanyi Ejiofor, legal counsel to the embattled leader of the separatist movement, Nnamdi Kanu confirmed this in a statement.

He said, “Today, we formally commenced a legal action before the FCT High Court against Simon Ekpa, which action is founded on a plethora of grave infractions arising from his violent, disturbing and false declarations.

“I may not release further details here so that it will not prejudice the robust legal actions already lined up for him and his cohorts. It shall be coming in piecemeal. This is the first batch.

“I also want to assure Simon Ekpa and his cohorts affected by this compelling legal action, that no matter the country you people believe to be presently hiding under its sovereign protection, the full arms of the law shall certainly catch up with you all, in the legal onslaught already commenced. This is just one in the long line of compelling civil and criminal litigations coming your way.

“The hour has come, and I wish to reiterate that you Simon Ekpa cannot escape from the long arms of the law.”

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