The leadership of International Society for Civil Liberties & Rule of Law has announced the release, on Court bail, of 30 more victims of Obigbo Army massacre and abductions.
The civil rights organisation said their bail was granted by Magistrate Aminu Mohammed Abdullahi of the Grade 2 Magistrate Court sitting in Wuse, the Federal Capital Territory.
The Court bail, granted on Thursday, 14th Jan 2021, saw the victims freed or regained their freedom before dawn on Friday, 15th Jan 2021.
The 30 victims, mainly residents of Obigbo and environs in Rivers State and interstate travelers-with different types of lawful occupation; were released from three Centers namely: Nigerian Army’s Mogadishu Barracks, Abuja, Nigerian Army Training Center in Suleja, Niger State and SSS (DSS) located at Mararaba in Abuja.
The release gave names of the 30 freed abductees as Okoli Kanayo, Boniface Okafor, Mbadiwe Godwin, Sima Man, Joseph Nwaaba, Eze Imo, Gozie Oliver, Nwamadi Monday, Izunne Gilbert, and Nwabueze Chinyeze.
Others are Favour Uchenna, Ego Samuel, Ibenwolu Faith, Abel Daniel, Young Winner, Pepper White, Freedom (Kekeboy), Obinna Ekechukwu, and Adonai Uwakwe
According to the statement., Celestine Uwakwe, Arinze (Water), One Man MOPOL, Onyema Amaechi, Chukwunonso Andrew, Chikwado Hosanna, Ndubuisi (Officer), Uzoma Ojiako, Kosisochukwu Ojiako, Miracle Ojiako and Goodness Nwagbaraukwu.
It further revealed that also, Linus Uroko, a Jewish religionist, who missed being granted bail on 24th December, 2020, and got his release secured during the release of his 29 colleagues on 30th December 2020, on account of his religious belief; was granted unconditional Court bail and freed on 13th Jan 2021.
The civil rights organisation informed that 112 Abductees Now Freed, 96 Remained In Abuja & 200 others Unaccounted for.
