WebSurfer:
Suicide is a free snd easy option.. Afterall , people have died Because of him.

zendy:



Nobody died for Kanu, instead, your federal Government commited extrer-judicial murder by shooting unarmed people.

Kanu is a true freedom fighter and a prisoner of conscience. I admire the man same as I admire Ojukwu. Both men wanted the freedom of their people from the British invention called Nigeria and that is commendable. I'm happy that Amnesty international has recognised Kanu and are taking note of what is happening in Nigeria.

Aluta Continua!

ArodewilliamsT:
Great Kanu, the nemesis of the pedophilic Dullard-General, The great shaker of the foundation of zoogeria.

The only man in Africa who built an Unjammable radio station that makes almajiris and zombies run helter skelter in confusion!

Generations in future will study Kanuism-The art of making demented almajiris and zombies pee in their panties!

Sai Kanu!

ArodewilliamsT:
A pro-Biafran leader accused of
treason has demanded that a court in Nigeria drop the charges against him.
Nnamdi Kanu, Radio Biafra director as well as head of the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob), is standing trial on six counts of treasonable felony charges.
Pro-Biafrans are calling for the
independence of the Biafran
territories forcibly annexed to Nigeria during the British colonisation, which
ended in 1960. They hold regular marches across the country's south-
east demanding independence. A
Biafran Republic was established in
1967 and reannexed to Nigeria in
1970, following a civil war that claimed between one and three million lives.

Kanu appeared at the High Federal
Court in Abuja on 7 March for a
hearing presided over by Hon Justice John Tsoho. One of Kanu's
representatives, Chuks Muoma (SAN), said the prosecution was not ready to corroborate the charges against Kanu and two other defendants, Benjamin
Madubugwu and David Nwawuisi,
local media reported.

"The prosecution is not prepared to
produce its witnesses. I most humbly apply the charge against the
defendants be dismissed," Muoma
argued. "My lord should make an
order that they should not be
rearrested. I seek a specific order that they should not be rearrested."

However, Mohammed Diri, counsel to the State Security Service (DSS), said witnesses were ready to testify against the defendants, but demanded their identity be disguised. The judge ruled against Kanu's request to drop the charges and allowed witnesses to testify behind protective screens.

Meanwhile, Ifeayin Ejiofor – another
lawyer representing Kanu – alleged he was subjected to threats from the DSS before going to court. "My lord I will like you to take note of this threat to my life, because I don't know what will happen tomorrow," Ejiofor said.

Tsoho asked both parties to decide
whether they wanted the trial to
continue. Ejiofor has not responded
to a request for a comment on the
alleged death threats.
The trial has been adjourned to 9
March. Kanu's detention 'unlawful'
Kanu was arrested by the DSS in
Lagos in October 2015 on conspiracy and terrorism charges, which were later dropped.
A day after the Abuja High Court ruled he should be released, officials pressed new treasonable felony charges against him, while Buhari said Kanu would not be granted bail due to the "atrocities" allegedly committed.
Kanu had been kept in DSS custody
until Tsoho ruled he should be
transferred to the the Nigeria Prison
Service in Kuje, about 40km south-
west of Abuja, so family members
could visit.

Meanwhile, Amnesty International
told IBTimes UK that Kanu's earlier detention had been unlawful. Lucy Freeman, senior research adviser at Amnesty, said: "We
have seen in several cases the practice of the DSS of arresting someone, holding them unlawfully, and when that person challenges their detention with bail, they are immediately charged with something else to prolong their detention. That's unlawful detention," Freeman said.
"There are a number of people who
have been detained in connection to Boko Haram who had a similar thing happened. The question is: To what extent is the rule of law respected? By looking at the examples of Kanu and
other cases it seems that it is not
being respected."

www.ibtimes.co.uk/nnamdi-kanu-trial-judge-rejects-plea-drop-charges-witnesses-request-anonymity-1548035

irunooboo:
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BIAFRA WILL NEVER COME. KANU WILL DIE IN JAIL. HE IS A TRAITOR TO HIS COUNTRY.

APCsupporter:
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Keep day dreaming. The idiotic bastard called namumu cownu will be killed and there is nothing anybody can do about it

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Keep the hope alive

Naija9090:


yoruba

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