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BREAKING: Beninoise Government blocks Nigeria from extraditing Sunday Igboho

The Beninoise Government has turned down the Nigerian Government’s push for the extradition of Yoruba Nation activist, Sunday Igboho.

Igboho was arrested earlier this week in Cotonou, Benin Republic on his way to Germany. The Nigerian government, through its Ambassador in Benin Republic, Tukur Buratai, a former Chief of Army Staff, has been pushing for the extradition of Igboho to Nigeria.

POLITICS NIGERIA learned that efforts by the Nigerian government to extradite him crashed after the Beninoise government tagged Igboho ‘not for extradition’.

The activist will however be facing charges for passport-related offences.

The Beninoise government disclosed that it wouldn’t handle a request for extradition without first trying him for the local offence he was arrested for. Igboho was arrested on Monday in Cadjèhoun Airport, Cotonou for being in possession of a “fake” Beninoise passport while trying to flee to Germany.

A source disclosed; “Igboho may be arraigned for passport-related offences in Benin Republic tomorrow. His Nigerian lawyers are here already. Yoruba leaders in the Benin Republic have been supportive as well,” a source had told SaharaReporters on Wednesday night”.

7 Comments

  1. May God intervene and set Sunday Adeyemo (Sunday Igboho) free in the name of Jesus! AMEN.

  2. The man has bagged another trouble… A lighter one though cause Buhari’s trouble is the biggest Hahahaha. Hopes he pulls through cause he is still obviously not out of the woods yet.

  3. May the Beninoise federal government get him extradite to his home country for the punishment he ought to

  4. May the Beninoise federal government get him extradite to his home country for the punishment he ought to.

  5. Is only God will help us in this country, this buari government has failed, please tell me what this government have did, God will help us

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