Mr Onoja said that the security situation in the South zone remained fluid, characterised by cultism, kidnapping, youth restiveness, and robbery.
Mr Ekpa, a kingpin of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, was sentenced to six years in prison for terrorism.
Mr Idris noted that the judgment also presented a platform for the strengthening of bilateral relations between Nigeria and Finland.
A District Court in Finland has sentenced a leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, Simon Ekpa, to six years in prison for terrorism.
There is a growing chasm among the diaporan agitators of a Biafran state in Nigeria bordered on allegations of theft, fraud and betrayal, court documents showed.
The witness, whose real name was not mentioned for security reasons, stated this during a cross-examination by Mr Kanu’s counsel, Kanu Agabi (SAN).
Mr Tinubu also commended the Finnish government for arresting and trying Mr Ekpa.
“We have been through turbulent times, and we don’t want to promote terrorism,” Mr Tinubu told the Finnish ambassador.
“CDS is happy with his arrest in Finland, with the hope this will be a step towards his extradition to Nigeria so that he will face justice,” he said.
A presidential spokesman said President Bola Tinubu has not been briefed about the development.
