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<br>Despite pledging that it would not submit memorandum nor appear before a government panel set up to review cases of human rights abuses by the military, the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, IMN, has backtracked.<br><br><br>The group said the leader of the group, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, has instructed the [https://www.gov.uk/government/world/nigeria legal team] to submit a memo to the panel.<br><br><br>In a statement on Saturday issued by it spokesperson, Ibrahim Musa, IMN said it has completed the filing of memorandum to the Presidential Investigative Panel.<br><br><br>"Notwithstanding the doubts of the fairness, independence and impartiality of the Presidential Panel, the leader of the Movement, Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky has decided that a memo be sent to the Presidential Panel after a rare meeting with the head of the Legal team, Barr Femi Falana SAN last week," Mr.[http://Thecommonwealth.org/our-member-countries/nigeria thecommonwealth.org][http://www.yohaig.ng/recommends/sports-betting/nairabet/ yohaig.ng]</a> Musa said.<br><br><br>"It was only the second time the Sheikh was allowed to meet with the legal team in 22 months of illegal detention," he added.<br><br><br>The commission which was inaugurated by the then Acting President [https://www.theguardian.com/world/nigeria Yemi Osinbajo] on August 11, has seven members headed by a [https://fr.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Justice justice] of the court of appeal, Biobele Georgewill.<br><br><br>However, two weeks before the judicial panel begin its public hearing September 11, the group told PREMIUM TIMES that it will not appear or make any [http://reliefweb.int/country/nga presentation] before the panel.<br><br><br>The group questioned the credibility of the panel and said it would not appear before the panel unless its concerns are resolved.<br><br><br>In a petition dated August 17, addressed to Mr.[http://travel.nationalgeographic.com/travel/countries/nigeria-guide/ nationalgeographic.com][http://www.yohaig.ng/recommends/sports-betting/bet9ja/ yohaig.ng]</a> Osinbajo and signed by [https://www.chevron.com/worldwide/nigeria Abdullahi] Danladi, the group raised concerns about the composition of the panel.<br><br><br>"From the composition of this panel, it is noted that the military, the police and security agencies are all represented. This is not the case with the well-known community of victims of the alleged military violations such as us. With due respect to members in the panel, the "eyes" of the world renowned human rights bodies are also not on this panel."<br><br><br>The petition seen by PREMIUM TIMES also accused the presidency of appointing a close ally to the army chief and a member who served in an earlier panel by Kaduna State as members of the panel.<br><br><br>However, the group on Saturday said that the crime of the military against IMN were beyond human rights abuses.<br><br><br>"As the largest single group of victims of Nigerian Military’s most brutal and flagrant abuses of human rights in the country, the Islamic Movement has all it takes to nail the planners and executors of the mass killing of our members in July 2014 and the more audacious Zaria genocide of December 2015, which involved horrendous mass murder of over a thousand unarmed civilians within a few hours, arson, looting, rape, hate speeches and campaigns, genital mutilation with aim of limiting reproduction within the group, mass graves, wrongful detention and enforced disappearances.<br><br><br>"The crimes of the military against the Islamic Movement were not mere human rights abuses but indeed crimes against humanity, for which the International Criminal Court at The Hague has since opened a preliminary investigation. It remains to be seen whether the present presidential panel is sufficiently [http://Travel.Nationalgeographic.com/travel/countries/nigeria-guide/ independent] to do a thorough job," the statement noted.<br><br><br> Here is my web page: [https://www.theguardian.com/world/nigeria Nigeria]
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Damishi Sango, Chairman, Plateau chapter of the PDP, has said that Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose’s interest in the 2017 presidential contest is a "wake up call" to northern politicians.<br><br><br>"The governor wants political activities to kick off; winning the presidency requires long time planning and the governor appears disappointed with the silence in the PDP camp. That is why he has offered himself for the job," Mr. Sango, a former minister, said on Tuesday in Jos.<br><br><br>Gov. Fayose launched his campaign for the top seat last month, and expressed confidence that he would easily defeat President Muhammadu Buhari or any other candidate the rival APC might field.<br><br><br>Mr. Fayose is from the South-West.<br><br>But Mr. Sango, in an interview with NAN, said the governor’s declaration was a challenge to politicians in the north.<br><br><br>Mr. Sango advised politicians to start preparing for the 2019 general elections "in earnest", stressing that winning elections required long and proper planning that required massive efforts over a long period of time.<br><br><br>He said the silence from northern politicians was sending the wrong signal, and advised people interested in the presidency to declare such ambition to enable party members weigh the available options.<br><br><br>On the Plateau local government elections slated for Feb. 17, Mr. Sango said that the PDP was ready to "contest and win every seat".

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Damishi Sango, Chairman, Plateau chapter of the PDP, has said that Ekiti Governor Ayo Fayose’s interest in the 2017 presidential contest is a "wake up call" to northern politicians.


"The governor wants political activities to kick off; winning the presidency requires long time planning and the governor appears disappointed with the silence in the PDP camp. That is why he has offered himself for the job," Mr. Sango, a former minister, said on Tuesday in Jos.


Gov. Fayose launched his campaign for the top seat last month, and expressed confidence that he would easily defeat President Muhammadu Buhari or any other candidate the rival APC might field.


Mr. Fayose is from the South-West.

But Mr. Sango, in an interview with NAN, said the governor’s declaration was a challenge to politicians in the north.


Mr. Sango advised politicians to start preparing for the 2019 general elections "in earnest", stressing that winning elections required long and proper planning that required massive efforts over a long period of time.


He said the silence from northern politicians was sending the wrong signal, and advised people interested in the presidency to declare such ambition to enable party members weigh the available options.


On the Plateau local government elections slated for Feb. 17, Mr. Sango said that the PDP was ready to "contest and win every seat".

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