The only reason Nnamdi Kanu is still in detention is that the Supreme court cannot hear his matter until September due to its heavy case load.

In October last year, three learned justices of the Appeal court not only unanimously discharged and released Nnamdi Kanu, they also ordered that no court (except supreme court) has jurisdiction to try Kanu. In essence, Nnamdi Kanu cannot be charged to court any more, no matter what one may accuse him of doing

The courts held that the federal government violated not only Kanu's rights, but also the extradition act of Nigeria when they illegally and without due process, brought Nnamdi Kanu back to Nigeria

When they Supreme court also hears how the Federal government violated the Nigerian extradition act, not only are they going to uphold Nnamdi Kanu's court judgment, I also see them heavily fining the federal government for bringing Kanu's case to court having themselves broken the law

No court rewards illegality and many of them will punish anyone who knowingly comes to court with stained hands

ODUBEZE:
I wondered why Buhari or whatever was never charged for contempt of the court

That is if he is really Buhari…

truthhurtsnaira:


That is if he is really Buhari…

You head dey there. In today's tech advance world almost anything is possible and in every rumour there is an atom of truth.

A northern female friend of mine from Jos said she actually know a Northern Muslim (a friend if hers) who swore to her with his generation that the man ruling us ain't Buhari and that as matter of fact his dad was among the people that buried him Saudi Arabia. I will stop here.

I never really believed it even when the news was flying around until this shocking revelation. And this is happening recently oo.

Peradventure the SC releases Kanu, the FG needs to as a matter of national security rearrest and charge the terrorist with new crimes. The man was freed on a technicality and never really acquitted himself from the actual charges.

Danisaint112:


You head dey there. In today's tech advance world almost anything is possible and in every rumour there is an atom of truth.

A northern female friend of mine from Jos said she actually know a Northern Muslim (a friend if hers) who swore to her with his generation that the man ruling us ain't Buhari and that as matter of fact his dad was among the people that buried him Saudi Arabia. I will stop here.

I never really believed it even when the news was flying around until this shocking revelation. And this is happening recently oo.

Yep… the cabal knew…. The real Buhari loved talking to journalist and the people… he knew the governors by name… not the ones parading themselves hiding from media, referring to folks as “The Governor”… LOL

Release Kanu and set the country on fire

Kanu nnamdi is a parting gift to Shettima in may 29 2031

Tingotoe:
Peradventure the SC releases Kanu, the FG needs to as a matter of national security rearrest and charge the terrorist with new crimes. The man was freed on a technicality and never really acquitted himself from the actual charges.

This is exactly the kind of hateful and evil mindset that brought about the current insecurities and loss of billions of resources just to chase shadows and satisfy your devilish dark souls.

All what you have been seeing in the past have been blurry, why should this new seeing be different?

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beerfraud:
Release Kanu and set the country on fire

It is your skull mining region that'll be set on fire, while Biafra will be set free..

helinues:
All what you have been seeing in the past have been blurry, why should this new seeing be different?

Helinues you wasted a whole week being jobless

Tingotoe:
Peradventure the SC releases Kanu, the FG needs to as a matter of national security rearrest and charge the terrorist with new crimes. The man was freed on a technicality and never really acquitted himself from the actual charges.

How can you charge himm to court when the courts have ruled he cannot be charged to court?

supreme court dqs not handle criminal cases....ends at appeal courts