A public commentator, Joe Igbokwe has expressed optimism that he may get justice over his house allegedly burnt down by the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB led by its leader, Nnamdi Kanu.
News360 Info reports that Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja, is expected to declare judgement on a series of applications filed by the Federal Government against Kanu today.
The separatist, who has been in custody since 2021 is facing seven terrorism-related charges bordering on alleged incitement, running an unlawful group, and acts threatening national security.
Ahead of the judgement today, Igbokwe, who alleged that Kanu orchestrated the violence in the South and the burning of his home in Nnewi, Anambra State, said he will get justice.
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In a post on his Facebook page on Wednesday, Igbokwe wrote, “I serve a living God. God has been my strength. Tomorrow I will get Justice for the burning my home, City of David Nnewi by IPOB fraudsters.
“I will get Justice from those who stole my 36 plots of land in Nnewi where I intend to build a school”.
