gidgiddy:


'Igbo enwe Eze'

Every Igbo man knows what I wrote above. When you keep that in mind, you realise that this thread is pointless. OUK was elected to serve Abians, not the Igbo nation. He has done what he can and bowed out and it is for Abia state people to score him on his performance. I dont think the younger Igbos pay much attention to politicians such as OUK any more, God knows that they have disappointed the youth long enough. The focus now is Igbo emancipation and development. Forget Nigerian politicians and what they say, we have heard it all before.

tomnjerry:
lalasticlala you suppose disgrace this dumb official.

A federal High Court judge has recused himself from hearing treason charges brought by the government against Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra.

Justice Ahmed Mohammed announced the decision on Wednesday in Abuja after Mr. Kanu objected to the case, saying it was needless, as the federal government had repeatedly disobeyed previous court rulings.

The government is accusing Mr. Kanu of plotting to split Nigeria, by creating a Biafra Republic with south east, south south states, and parts of Kogi and Benue states, as component units.

Mr. Kanu, who was arraigned before Justice Mohammed Wednesday, told the court before commencement of the prosecution’s plea that he preferred being held in the detention, than subjecting himself to a trial, which outcome will not be respected.

He said his previous trials had various outcomes that were abused or neglected by the office of the State Security Service, SSS.

Mr. Kanu therefore stated his outright objection to the trial in the court.

The counsel to the prosecution, who is also the Federal Director of Prosecution, office of the Attorney General, Mohamed Diri, told the court that based on section 396 (2) of the constitution, the defendant had no right to object to being tried by the court until after the plea is heard.

But the judge said he was standing down from the case, saying Mr. Kanu had the right to reject the trial, “after all justice is rooted on confidence”.

“If any of the parties has no confidence in the court, he has the right to say so”, Mr. Mohammed ruled.

He noted that the prosecution would have done the same thing if they were in Kanu’s shoes.

“Assuming it was the prosecution, if they had no confidence in the court of jurisdiction; would they not have done so?”

“I hereby remit the case file to the honourable chief judge of this court to reassign it,” the judge said.

Real2020:

.The Judge discharged him of all criminal charges. DSS know the ruling was expected that's why they are going to the High court to drum up frivolous terrorism charges. Typical Nigerian Agency with carelessness; they brought criminal charges to the Magistrate Court without evidence, when they realize this will not hold water, they went into confusion mode and began to hatch bogus terrorism charges. That also will be thrown out tomorrow as baseless by the High court! Any further attempt to hold him beyond the confines of the court rulings will be resisted by IPOB and International community will side IPOB wholeheartedly.

BTW, stay away from a movement that has absolutely nothing to do with you. Focus on your Odua Republic...we will support you!

Fellow IPOB, quote this post...they will ban me soon!