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BREAKING NEWS: International Criminal Court ICC imposes sanctions on all Nigerian goods over failure to release Nnamdi Kanu and reward him with $100 million for his illegal arrest, which they deemed a terrorist act.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has imposed sanctions on all Nigerian goods due to the government's failure to release Nnamdi Kanu and compensate him with $100 million for what the court deemed an illegal arrest and an act of terrorism.

What does this mean for the average Nigerian? The impact will be severe. A product that previously cost N5 million could now be sold for N10 million as a result of the sanctions. That bag of rice you bought for N100,000 may now go for N150,000, and prices are expected to keep rising.

In fact, the ICC stated in it's announcement that these sanctions will increase every month until Nnamdi Kanu is released. Furthermore, if Nigeria fails to comply, the United Nations may be forced to intervene—even considering military action to secure Kanu's freedom. U Can Still Call It Fake News 🗞️ I care Not