Finnish Court Sets May 2025 Deadline For Simon Ekpa’s Terorrism Trial
Pro-Biafran separatist leader, Simon Ekpa, is set to face trial in Finland by May 2025, according to Finnish authorities. Ekpa, ...
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Simon Ekpa’s Arrest Welcome Development – Abaribe
Senator representing Abia South, Enyinnaya Abaribe, has described the arrest of Biafra separatist group Simon Ekpa as a welcome development. ...
Enugu Govt To Provide Finland Evidence Of Simon Ekpa’s Atrocities
Enugu State government says it can provide evidence of atrocities allegedly perpetrated in South-east Nigeria by pro-Biafra agitator, Simon Ekpa. ...
FG To Monitor Simon Ekpa’s Trial In Finland
The federal government will monitor the legal proceedings and provide further updates on the case involving the fugitive leader of ...
Simon Ekpa Not Our Member, Says IPOB
The outlawed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has disowned an agitator Simon Ekpa, highlighting that he was neither a member ...
JUST-IN: Biafran Separatist Simon Ekpa Detained In Finland Over Alleged Terrorism In Nigeria
A Finnish-Nigerian municipal politician and Biafran separatist leader, Simon Ekpa, has been detained by the Päijät-Häme District Court on probable ...
Enough Of Simon Ekpa’s Excesses
The lingering spate of violence in Nigeria's Southeast region, allegedly orchestrated by Simon Ekpa of the Indigenous People of Biafra ...
Hold Simon Ekpa For Terrorism, Army Tell UN, International Community
The Nigerian Army has called on international organizations (International Criminal Court and Amnesty International) to hold Simon Ekpa, self-acclaimed leader ...
Biafra: Federal Gov’t Engaging EU To Extradite Simon Ekpa – DHQ
The Director of Defence Media Operations, Major General Edward Buba, has said the federal government would respond appropriately through the ...
Finnish Gov’t Confirms Legal Actions Against Simon Ekpa’s Secession Activities
The Finnish government has confirmed that it is taking legal actions against a prominent pro-Biafran agitator linked to the Indigenous ...
