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By Sam Eyoboka
TheAGOS-NAME Felix Omobude, president of the Pentecostal community of Nigeria, PFN, yesterday blamed recent violent protests by the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) on the federal government's inability to obey court decisions granting payment of money. a bond to its leader, Sheik El-Zakzaky.
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Talk with Avant-gardeOmobude said, "This is the inclination of this government to disobey court decisions. The Supreme Court had stated that El-Zakzaky should be released on bail, we see no reason for the federal government to continue detaining people. In fact, Shiites have the legitimate right to protest, but we hate violence.
"We would have joined them in the protest if it had been peaceful, because we should speak on behalf of the people in detention despite the judicial decisions that liberated them, regardless of their religion."
On the federal government's ban on NMIs, the NFP chief said, "I think the federal government should ban anyone who breaks the law, destroys people's property and kills innocent people. The government has the right to proscribe them, but can not go ahead and call them a terrorist group. I think this is not acceptable. "
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