The three justices of the Appeal Court that sat on the panel that dismissed the 15-count terrorism charge the Federal Government instituted against Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, have been moved from their various divisions.

Recall that the Appeal Court recently held that Kanu’s extradition from Kenya to Nigeria did not follow due process and was a flagrant violation of Nigeria’s extradition treaty and a breach of his fundamental human rights.

This was disclosed in a memo dated October 17, which was signed by the President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Monica Dongban-Mensem.

The memo emphasized that the new posting for the justices was with immediate effect and that they were expected to report to their new stations by October 21.

According to the memo, the presiding justice, Jummai Hanatu Sankey, who previously was in the Gombe Division of the court, has been transferred to Awka Division, whereas Justice Oludotun Adetope-Okojie who delivered the lead judgement, was moved to Owerri, while Justice Ebiowei Tobi, the third member of the court panel was transferred to Gombe.

jullary:
Is this democracy?! Mad government.

alsudan:
Nigeria’s Judiciary is anything but independent under the Bokoharam Presidiot.

Antyislam:
Tinubu is very evil, and should be rejected

Buckeyemedia1:
Na your parents fault, say they born you for 3rd world country, where madness reigns Supreme.

Racoon:
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FreeStuffsNG:
That judgement is bizzare and a huge mockery of the judiciary. I really hope those judges were not bribed.

So weird judgement that makes the judiciary demotivate patriotic members of the intelligence community.

It is so strange that a fugitive threatening even the judge on his case is suddenly set acquited when the judge declared him wantes.

"..The 1999 Constitution also spells out the basic rights but the regime chooses which rights or court orders to respect or obey.This is totally unacceptable.

“Respect for the rule of law, judicial independ-ence, political and media freedom, and due process are key tenets of democracy.”

"....When it comes to rule of law, sensitive Nigerians will agree that the Buhari's government has no iota of respect for the law.No respect for court injunctions.

There is brazen disobedience for due process, stifling of press freedom,arrest of oppositions on trump up charges and abuse of human rights through the use of coercive apparatus of the state.Millions of Nigerians are living in fear because of state intimidation. We have return to the days of military junta....."

FreeStuffsNG:
That judgement is bizzare and a huge mockery of the judiciary....