Islamic movement in Nigeria hails release of its members
Danjuma Abdullahi
Press TV, Abuja
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria has described the release of one hundred of its members by a High Court as a victory for perseverance in the face of extreme persecution. The detainees had been in prison since 2015, when the Nigerian army attacked the city of Zaria and arrested Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky and his supporters. Press TV Correspondent Danjuma Abdullahi reports.
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