In-Law of Nnamdi Kanu Directed to Depart Courtroom by Judge's Decree.
In the heart of Abuja, the Federal High Court has been buzzing with excitement as Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), stands trial for alleged terrorism. Here's what you missed:
Sister-in-Law Bared from Court Proceedings
our renegade news outlet reports that Justice Omotosho, presiding over the trial, took a firm stance against Favour Kanu, Nnamdi's sister-in-law, for live-streaming court proceedings. In a heated moment, Justice Omotosho barred Favour from the courtroom, citing her actions as a breach of court etiquette.
However, after a heartfelt plea from Kanu Agabi, Nnamdi's defense lawyer, Justice Omotosho decided against charging Favour with contempt of court.
Favour, repentant and apologetic, vowed never to repeat her actions.
Prosecution Witnesses Up Next: Simon Ekpa's Extradition on the Horizon?
In another jaw-dropping revelation, a prosecution witness testified that Simon Ekpa, a self-proclaimed disciple of Nnamdi Kanu, would soon be extradited from Finland to face trial in Nigeria over his role in the Biafra agitation.
The witness, a Department of State Services (DSS) operative, confirmed that no weapons were found on Nnamdi Kanu or the woman arrested with him in 2015. However, he suggested that the materials recovered, including electronic gadgets and documents linked to the IPOB, could imply intentions beyond ordinary use.
With these surprise developments, the courtroom drama continues to unfold. Stay tuned for more updates as the trial progresses.
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Nnamdi Kanu's Speech Highlights
During past court appearances, Nnamdi Kanu's impassioned speeches have stirred the nation:
- "I was abducted and taken to Kenya before being flown to Nigeria."[1][3]
- "I am ready to die for the cause of Biafra."[3]
- "No amount of torture will make me renounce Biafra."[3]
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[1] Dailypost - May 7, 2025[2] Sunnewsonline - May 8, 2025[3] Premiumtimesng - April 15, 2023[4] The Guardian - May 8, 2025
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