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The Eze Ndigbo Ajao Estate, Fredrick Nwajagu, who threatened to invite members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) to Lagos to protect Igbo people and their businesses, have been remanded in prison custody for 30 days.
The remand order on Nwajagu was given on Wednesday by Chief Magistrate Peter Nwaka of the Sabo-Yaba Chief Magistrates’ Court in Lagos, who ordered that the 67-year-old Igbo leader should be kept at the Ikoyi custodial facility for 30 days, before adjourning the case until May 3 for mention.
Nwajagu who got into trouble when a video recording where he threatened to invite the Biafran agitators to Lagos to protect Igbo people went viral, was charged with conspiracy and breach of public peace by the Department of State Services (DSS).