Kuriosmynd:

Oh....Naija fit no qualify o ..is it one-off match or double leg playoff??

free2ryhme:

There is no mention in the write up about the state in Nigeria were this community resides. Is it deliberate or daftness ?

ucheheart:
What Igbos/ipob don't know is that they ended up shooting themselves on their feet.

The average Igbo man especially civil servants and office workers will be praying for KANU to remain in govt custody so they will continue observing Monday sit at home knowing fully well that the moment KANU is released, the sit at home will stop.

Who is doing who @ Igbo people/ ipob?

princeabdul:
y'all Seccessionist don't want Nigeria to work, stop acting like you care gtfoh .

naijapips02:
What a foolish comparison. Gumi did not direct his disciples to burn police posts an kill police officers.

gidgiddy:


IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu, has his case coming up on the 26th of July. I see two things happening. The federal government will seek to increase the charges against him, and Kanu's defence team are going to seek accelerated hearing, which will likely to be granted as the case is over 5 years old with no headway made. But here are 3 reasons why Kanu is likely to be discharged and acquitted of all charges

1) Acelerated Hearing- It is usually helps the defendant as the pressure will be on prosecution to get their case right. Any delay by the prosecution can result in the case being thrown out of court. One false move could destroy the Prosecution's case, without any time to rectify it

2)Kanu's trial is going to attract a lot of media attention and scrutiny. The trial judge, Justice Binta Nyako, will have to do things by the book or her reputation will be shredded. There will be no room for sentiments. This will not be one of those trials where a biased judge who does not like the face of a defendant, will stretch their power of discretion unduly against the defendant. This case will be based on the evidence put before Justice Nyako, and nothing else

3) I suspect that the main thing the prosecution will do is try to say that Kanu's ESN is responsible for the insecurity in the South East. They will go and dig up Kanu's videos, tweets and broadcasts and try to link him to unknown gun men. Kanu's defence will then bring out videos and tweets of where Kanu has consistently said ESN are not the unknown gunmen. It will be Kanu's word against theirs. If the case of the prosecution is going to be based on the utterances of Kanu on Radio Biafra, the case is almost as good as dead.