More Troubles for Henry Okah over failed jail- break

There are strong indication that convicted leader of the defunct Movement for Emancipation of Niger Delta, MEND, Henry Okah, is in for more troubles over his failed jail break attempt.
According to a relaible source, Okah and others in the attempt will face prosecution, with a possibility of more years behind the bar on offer.

Okah serving a 24-year jail term for terrorism in South Africa and four other inmates, attempted breaking jail, it was learnt, yesterday.
Spokesman for South Africa’s Department of Correctional Services, Manelisi Wolela, who confirmed the botched effort told  reporters: “I can confirm that Okah is one of the five inmates that attempted to escape and whose efforts were foiled.”

He did not give details of the attempted escape from Leeukop Prison in Northern Johannesburg that is said to have taken place last month.
Okah was convicted last year and sentenced on a 13-count charge of terrorism, including twin bombings that killed 12 people in Abuja during the country’s 50th Independence anniversary in 2010.
He was arrested, tried and convicted in South Africa where he has permanent residency.