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(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Human rights group, International Society for Civil Liberties and rule of law Intersociety, has dragged Imo state governor, Senator Hope Uzodinma, immediate past Inspector General of police, IGP (Alkali Baba), Ex Army Chief (Faruk Yahaya), former Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Lucky (Irabor), incumbent Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Major

The International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety) has called for visa bans and other justice actions and sanctions by the Government of the United Kingdom and other countries across Europe, North America and South America for the Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodinma over alleged state-sponsored killings and arbitrary arrests. Intersociety also called for an end to butcheries and civilian house burnings in the state, while demanding arrest and prosecution of the perpetrators involved, whether they are armed state actors or armed non-state actors.

One of the key actors of the attempted coup of 22 April 1990, Captain Tolofari, who escaped into exile after the coup failed, later put his thoughts together in a book titled “Exploitation and instability in Nigeria: The Orkar coup in perspective”, which was published in 2004, detailing the ideological pinning of the putsch and…

One of the key actors of the attempted coup of 22 April 1990, Captain Tolofari, who escaped into exile after the coup failed, later put his thoughts together in a book titled “Exploitation and instability in Nigeria: The Orkar coup in perspective”, which was published in 2004, detailing the ideological pinning of the putsch and…

A human rights organisation, the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law, otherwise known as Intersociety, has knocked the Nigerian Army for failing to respond to the cogent human rights abuses in the South-East region, being committed by its personnel. The civic group asked the army to address the issues it (Intersociety) had raised rather than releasing a statement which failed to speak to the realities of uniformed personnel’s brutality in the militarised region.