Nnamdi Kanu: As Serious As This Case Is, It Shouldn’t Have Been Treated With Levity, Ejifor Says, Demands Justice Binta Nyako To Excuse Herself From Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial

Based on his lawyer, Ifeanyi Ejiofor, the chief of the Indigenous Folks of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, will demand Justice Binta Nyako of a Federal Excessive Courtroom in Abuja to excuse herself from his case.

 

Throughout Kanu’s trial on November 10, a authorized crew headed by Ejiofor determined to do a walkout following the rejection of Division of State Companies brokers to let components of the crew enter the courtroom

What occurred in courtroom, in line with Ejiofor, “was an eye-opener to us and clear to my shopper and the authorized crew,” dismissing the allegation that the walkout was staged.

 

“So beneath regular circumstances, the crew would have been allowed in. Assuming this can be a courtroom which is neutral, it’ll say ‘name Ejiofor for me let me take heed to him to know what’s going within the courtroom.’ However on this case, they gave an order that we must always not are available in.

 

“So, clearly, my shopper and by extension, the authorized crew has no implicit confidence within the courtroom. So, going ahead, we’re activating the method to induce My Lord to recluse herself from the case in order that the Chief Decide would give directive to that impact. It’s open now even earlier than a layman on the road that she is partial.

 

“It is a case during which we’re representing a race, not Nnamdi Kanu. It is a case involving Igbo, not Nnamdi Kanu alone; we’re representing a race on this case. As severe as this case is, it shouldn’t have been handled with levity,” he stated.