Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky and his wife, Zeenat, returned to Nigeria from India on Thursday, August 15.

Uneasy about the security restrictions that have hampered his medical treatment, Nigerian Muslim leader Sheikh Ibrahim Al-Zakzaky has decided to leave India, a report said.

Leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, Sheikh Ibrahim El-Zakzaky, will in the next few hours depart the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, to India for medical treatment.

A human rights activist and lawyer, Femi Falana, on Wednesday, criticised the Kaduna State government over the stringent conditions it issued with regards to the permission granted by the court to Sheikh Ibrahim El-zakzaky and his wife, Zeenat, to embark on medical trip abroad.

The Kaduna State High Court in Nigeria issued a ruling for Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky's release.

The Islamic Movement in Nigeria has challenged a ban imposed by the Nigerian government in a Federal High Court.

On Tuesday 23, July 2019 the ailing leader of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria, Sheikh Zakzaky was diagnosed with some bullets in his brain aside the 7 complications he has been battling with since December, 2015.

Police in Nigeria have tightened security ahead of a bail hearing for imprisoned Muslim cleric, Sheikh Ibrahim al-Zakzaky, whose supporters are expected to stage protests for his release during the court hearing.

Attempts to secure the release of imprisoned Nigerian Muslim cleric Sheikh Ibrahim al-Zakzaky have suffered a fresh setback with the adjournment of a court hearing that was due to decide whether the ailing leader of the African country's Islamic movement should be freed to receive urgent medical treatment.

The Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) has slammed a recent court order that allows the government to label it as a “terrorist” organization.

At least 65 people died in an attack by suspected Takfiris on a group returning from a funeral in Nigeria's northeastern Borno region, state television reported on Sunday (July 28), one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in recent years.

Nigerian security forces have martyred at least 20 members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) during protests calling for the release of senior cleric Sheikh Ibrahim Zakzaky, the movement’s leader, this week.

The United States and Guatemala have signed a controversial asylum agreement that will force any migrants traveling through the Central American country en route to the US to claim asylum there, a move that critics say is cruel and unlawful.

A Nigerian court has granted the government permission to label the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) as a "terrorist" organization.

Hundreds of people in a village in northeastern Ghana have recently converted to Islam.