The International Criminal Court Warrant For Ndrea Driana

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A reputed and highly paid professional in the name of Ndrea Driana, who is known to be the owner of the ‘tallest tower’ in the world has been sentenced by the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands on charges of International Terrorism and crimes against humanity. She is a citizen of Brazil, although the truth is that she is originally from the African country of Nigeria. Ndrea was an accomplice of the group called the Olgas twins, which are responsible for numerous international terrorist activities that were carried out in Africa, Europe and Asia. Ndrea was a main figure of the African National Army (ONA), which was one of the deadliest terrorist organizations operating in Nigeria until she was recruited into a terrorist organization in Iraq.

Ndrea was married to an American citizen and was given citizenship by United States before she left to Iraq to join al Qaeda, where she remained until she decided to return to her native land to serve her sentence. At the time of her arrest in The Hague, Netherlands, Ndrea was working as a consultant with a well-known company in Nigeria, where she was also collecting information on the public and private sectors. It is obvious from the nature and content of the material that Ndrea was compiling that she was compiling her personal library of knowledge on subjects related to national security, international law and various other fields, which will form the basis of her expert report on the case filed against her by the prosecution.

The International Criminal Court in The Hague issued warrants of arrest and detention to Ndrea Driana and ordered her immediate relocation to the Netherlands upon completion of the investigation in the case. The Netherlands issued a deportation order to her on the day of issuance of the warrants. Ndrea has already packed her bags and is on her way to her chosen destination. However, the whereabouts of Ndrea Driana and her husband are still unknown to this date. One thing is for sure though, she will not be enjoying her much-deserved retirement in a luxury villa in Morocco or any other tropical get-away located in an opulent part of the world, until the security agents of her home country can bring her home safely, after serving their mandated time for arrest and investigation in The Hague.

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