Nigerian court absolves 60 members of Islamic Movement from murdering case
Danjuma Abdullahi
Press TV Abuja
Nigeria’s high court has acquitted 60 members of the Islamic Movement of culpable homicide over the killing of a senior police officer several years ago.
The 60 members of the Islamic Movement have been in detention for close to six years following their arrest during a peaceful protest for the release of the movement’s leader, Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, in the capital Abuja.
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