Leader of Islamic Movement in Nigeria, IMN, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky has disclosed that he is on his way back to Nigeria after three days embarking on a medical trip to India.
Elzakzaky in a new video claims that he, Medanta Hospital officials and federal government authorities could not reach an agreement on the terms of his medical treatment in the Indian Hospital.
According to reports, spokesman of the academic forum of the movement, Abdullahi Musa also confirmed the story is true.
Recall that the IMN leader had earlier raised the alarm over the situation in India, saying it was worse than what he and his wife experienced in Nigeria.
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Leader of Islamic Movement in Nigeria, IMN, Ibrahim El-Zakzaky has disclosed that he is on his way back to Nigeria after three days embarking on a medical trip to India.
Elzakzaky in a new video claims that he, Medanta Hospital officials and federal government authorities could not reach an agreement on the terms of his medical treatment in the Indian Hospital.
According to reports, spokesman of the academic forum of the movement, Abdullahi Musa also confirmed the story is true.
Recall that the IMN leader had earlier raised the alarm over the situation in India, saying it was worse than what he and his wife experienced in Nigeria.
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