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01/06/2025

Federal High Court Judge, Justice Omotosho, delivered a landmark ruling on May 29, 2025, dismissing all confessional statements tendered by the prosecution against Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), in the ongoing terrorism trial. The decision followed a concluded trial-within-trial initiated to test the voluntariness of statements attributed to the defendant.

01/06/2025

The member representing Ikwuano/Umuahia North/Umuahia South Federal Constituency, Hon. Obi Aguocha, has reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to securing the IPOB leader’s release.

08/05/2025

MNK set to appear in court for the fourth times in 8 days ; What to expect in court today 08/05/2025

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May 8, 2025

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's court case on May 8, 2025, is expected to continue with the examination of prosecution witnesses. Here's what we know so far:

Case Background: The case involves charges against Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), related to his past broadcasts and statements.

Previous Proceedings: On May 7, 2025, the court scrutinized Kanu's past video broadcasts, which featured statements about Fulani herdsmen invasions, calls for self-defense, and criticisms of government actions. The defense team challenged the prosecution, arguing that the broadcasts were protected under constitutional rights.

Key Issues: The defense has raised concerns about the process used to proscribe IPOB as a terrorist group and the admissibility of evidence presented by the prosecution.

Expected Developments: The court is expected to continue hearing the case, with the prosecution presenting witnesses and evidence. The defense team is likely to continue challenging the prosecution's arguments and presenting their own case.

Potential Outcomes: The outcome of the case is uncertain, with some speculating that Kanu's past broadcasts could be used as evidence against him. However, the defense team remains optimistic about Kanu's innocence and is prepared to challenge the prosecution's arguments.

Some notable points to watch out for in the upcoming hearing include:

Prosecution's Evidence: The prosecution's ability to link Kanu's broadcasts to violent incidents and terrorist activities.

Defense Strategy: The defense team's arguments about the constitutionality of the proscription of IPOB and the admissibility of evidence.

Witness Testimonies: The testimonies of prosecution witnesses and the defense team's cross-examination.

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03/05/2025

Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's Court Update – May 2, 2025: Transcript of Cross-Examination

Agabi: Is the defendant being accused of destroying either private or public property?

Witness: To my understanding, he is facing terrorism charges. (He proceeds to explain what terrorism means.)

Agabi: Still, is there a specific charge against him for property destruction?

Witness: Perhaps not directly against personal property, but indirectly. He allegedly told people to damage government-owned assets.

Agabi: Are you personally aware of anyone who acted on his instruction to destroy property?

Witness: That’s not my responsibility to determine. (He turns to the judge requesting permission to limit his responses, but the judge denies it.)

Agabi: Did the defendant ever claim that the country suffers from corruption?

Witness: I do not recall.

Agabi: Would you say it’s true or false that he made such a statement?

Witness: I don’t think I’m the right person to answer that.

Judge (interrupting): It’s not your place to decide which questions to answer. Please respond accordingly.

Agabi: Do you recall him saying the nation lacks basic infrastructure?

Witness: I don’t remember that exactly, but I do recall him calling the country a zoo.

Agabi: Do you remember if he ever apologized for the offensive remarks he made about the president and Igbo leaders?

Witness: I can't recall.

Agabi: Do you remember him describing IPOB as a group people voluntarily join?

Witness: I don’t recall.

Agabi: Do you recall him stating that IPOB does not use weapons or engage in armed conflict?

Witness: I cannot remember that either.

Agabi: Are you aware of the killings happening in Kaduna?

Witness: Yes, I am.

Agabi: Are those killings connected to the call for state separation?

Witness: No, they are not.

The hearing continues. Stay tuned for more updates.

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