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Why UK govt s silence on Kanu may affect British citizens

Mr Kanu, a Nigerian-British citizen, was first arrested in 2015 under the administration of former President Muhammadu Buhari.

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UK Court of Appeal fixes date to hear Nnamdi Kanu s case as lawyer blast British govt

The United Kingdom Court of Appeal has scheduled June 22 to hear an appeal by the family of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi

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UK Court Of Appeal To Hear Nnamdi Kanu s Case June 22 As Lawyer Condemns Britain s Inability To Protect Citizens Maltreated Abroad

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Kanu s detention in Nigeria causes ripples in UK – The Sun Nigeria

Kanu s detention in Nigeria causes ripples in UK – The Sun Nigeria
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Foreign Affairs Committee Faults UK Govt s Failure To Assist Nationals Detained In Foreign Countries As Nnamdi Kanu s Family Appeals British High Court Judgment

The United Kingdom’s Foreign Affairs Committee (FAC) in its report has faulted the UK government’s failure to intervene and assist British nationals held hostage or in detention in foreign countries across the world. The Committee stated that the UK Government has failed to prevent “Abductor states” from “weaponizing [the] citizenship of British nationals for geopolitical ends”.

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