Abia State Police Command has arrested three suspects linked to conspiracy, gunrunning, unlawful possession of firearms, and attempted murder. The arrests took place in Umuahia and Aba. Police recovered multiple weapons and live ammunition.

The suspects are:

Kalu Ugwa Ogbonnaya, male, 54 years

Agu Ugochukwu, male, 39 years

Ukandu Leach, male, 43 years

Police listed the recovered exhibits:

Pump action gun, Breech No: MY1183234

Mossberg 930 pump action, Breech No: AFO44698

Seventy six live cartridges

Locally made double barrelled gun
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Breaking News: World Shocked as Kenya Takes Nigeria to ICC — President Ruto Drags Nigeria Before International Court, Freezes Billions in Assets and Declares: “You Kidnapped Nnamdi Kanu — Return Him or Face In World Court!”

Kenyan President William Ruto has reportedly taken a strong stance against Nigeria over the unlawful detention of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

According to emerging reports, President Ruto has dragged Nigeria before the International Criminal Court (ICC), accusing the West African nation of violating international law by abducting Kanu from Kenya in 2021.

The Kenyan leader is also said to have imposed a travel ban on Nigerians entering Kenya and frozen over $1,000 billion worth of Nigerian-owned assets within the country — a move aimed at pressuring Abuja to return Kanu to Nairobi immediately.

“We are not afraid of Nigeria. If justice requires war, we are ready. You cannot invade our land, kidnap a man, and call it justice,” President William Ruto was quoted as saying.

Simon Ekpa, a Biafran activist, has been freed by a Finnish court and awarded $50,000 in compensation after the Nigerian government failed to appear in court to substantiate its allegations against him. The court declared Ekpa's detention "unlawful and politically motivated".

Ekpa, who has been advocating for Biafran self-determination, was previously arrested and sentenced to six years in prison by a Finnish court for terrorism-related offenses. However, he has now been released, with the court stating that he has the right to express his views and defend the interests of his people, as long as he operates within legal boundaries ¹ ².

The Nigerian government had reported Ekpa's activities to Finland, and the case was being handled by the Finnish court. The Finnish government assured Nigeria that the case would be concluded soon, emphasizing that it was a judicial matter rather than a political one ³.