Per Second NewsJuly 28, 2021700 A Kaduna state high court Wednesday has freed leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky and his wife.
The duo have been standing trial for four years on alleged charges of homicide, disruption of public space and unlawful assembly.
Justice Gideon Kurada uphemd the no case submission filed by El zakzaky.
The judge ruled that the government failed to establish a prime facie case against the defendants.
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