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Proceedings in Nnamdi Kanu’s trial were halted after he dismissed his entire legal team, prompting the court to adjourn to Friday. https://t.co/gz2GMdMW8m
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COURT ADJOURNS NNAMDI KANU'S TRIAL TO FRIDAY AFTER DISMISSAL OF LEGAL TEAM
Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, has dismissed his entire team of Senior Advocates, forcing the Federal High Court to adjourn proceedings until Friday, October 24.
When the case was called, lead counsel Kanu Agabi, SAN, stunned the courtroom by announcing his withdrawal, along with other prominent Senior Advocates including Onyechi Ikpeazu, Joseph Akubo, Paul Erokoro, and Emeka Etiaba. Agabi explained that the decision followed Kanu’s insistence on taking back control of his case.
Justice James Omotosho then turned directly to the defendant for confirmation. From the dock, Kanu declared that he had indeed dismissed his lawyers and was prepared to represent himself.
Asked if he wished the court to assign him new counsel, he firmly declined.
The judge ordered the remaining members of the defence team to vacate the courtroom and invited Kanu to open his defence. Instead, Kanu began by challenging the court’s jurisdiction to continue the trial. Justice Omotosho overruled him, insisting the case must proceed.
At that point, Onyechi Ikpeazu, SAN, intervened to remind the court that their withdrawal had only taken effect that morning. He urged the judge to grant Kanu time to gather his thoughts and prepare for the task of self‑representation. The prosecution raised no objection.
Justice Omotosho agreed and adjourned the matter until Friday, October 24, when Kanu is expected to formally open his defence.
Kanu faces multiple charges, including treasonable felony and terrorism‑related offences, linked to his leadership of IPOB and its armed wing, the Eastern Security Network.
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There Is No Law That Says a Lawyer Cannot Protest Against Injustice. -Opara
The actions of the executive discriminate against Nnamdi Kanu. Courts have given judgments in favour of Kanu against the federal government that have not been honoured.
Dr. Maxwell Opara, Lawyer and Public Affairs Analyst
Former Vice President Yemi Osinbajo leads ECOWAS Election Observation Mission for Côte d’Ivoire’s October 25, 2025 presidential election. https://t.co/drOHsTtP4c
The Increase in School Fees is Caused by the Current Economy of the Country -Ajaero
The increment is not the fault of proprietors or a way to extort parents. Parents can take their children to schools they can afford.
Dr. Gladys Ajaero, Proprietor, Triumph and Peak International Academy, Enugu
President Tinubu Has Borrowed So Much that We Won’t Be Surprised If He Starts Borrowing From Opay and Moniepoint -Melaye
A president who said he was coming to curb wastefulness has bought a Cadillac and an aircraft, increased the budget of the NASS, and borrowed like no other president in history.
Senator Dino Melaye, Former Lawmaker
One of the Major Factors of Road Crashes in Nigeria is the Human Factor -Mohammed
The driving culture of our drivers is a huge factor; they lack the required and adequate training to drive in a large population like Nigeria.
Shehu Mohammed, Corps Marshal, Federal Road Safety Corps