Eminent lawyer and activist Ebun-olu Adegboruwa, Esq, on Wednesday night faulted the proscription of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) by the Federal High Court, Abuja. He described it as faulty in law.
Adegboruwa said in a statement issued in Lagos: “The Order of the Federal High Court proscribing IPOB is faulty in law and should be challenged and set aside by all those affected or to be affected by the said order.
“First, there cannot be any legal entity in law known and referred to as IPOB, as such entity does not exist in law.
“The Attorney-General of the Federation cannot competently sue IPOB as a defendant, in any court of law, the same being an entity unknown to law.
“The Court cannot make an order against a non existing entity, such as IPOB. Such order, if and when made, is at large and unenforceable.
“The Supreme Court has stated it times without number that the court cannot proceed against a non juristic person.
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Adegboruwa faults proscription of IPOB, says it is faulty in law
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