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IMN Hails Release Of El-Zakzaky’s Int’l Passport

Members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, (IMN) organized a grand reception in Potiskum town of Yobe State to appreciate the release of the international passport of their leader, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky by the Federal Government.

The ceremony which was held at Faudiyya Islamic Center Potiskum attracted hundreds of followers who gathered to celebrate the long-awaited thing.

On his part, the Deputy Leader of the IMN in Potiskum, Malam Bala Afuwa thanked Allah for showing them this moment of happiness.

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“We have been patiently waiting for this moment when Malam El-Zakzaky and his Wife would get such freedom of traveling to seek proper medical treatment.

“God has shown us today, they have been issued their respective passports, we’re indeed grateful for that”, he said.

Prayers and songs of praises were offered by Malam Saidu Sakafa appreciating God for the bounty.

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