₦airaland Forum

malali:
Does he want Abacha to testify too ?

asfrank:
I now see why the learned SANs decided to leave the case for him. A witness is supposed to help your case. You are asking Her to stand in place of her husband, that's purely hear say and wouldn't be admissable testimony.

simpleseyi:
This one has many more years to spend in jail. I thought that by now his followers would have gone to free him from DSS custody

emiye:
He obviously needs mental evaluation. He may be released to a mental home on insanity grounds.

simpleseyi:
This one has many more years to spend in jail. I thought that by now his followers would have gone to free him from DSS custody

simpleseyi:
This one has many more years to spend in jail. I thought that by now his followers would have gone to free him from DSS custody

Brosabblog:
**BREAKING NEWS:** *Aisha Buhari Must Testify in Court — Nnamdi Kanu Insists, Names Buhari as One of His Witnesses*

The leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has made a dramatic revelation during his ongoing trial, declaring that one of his key witnesses has died, but that the late witness’s wife — former First Lady, **Aisha Buhari** — must appear before the court to testify.

Speaking boldly before the trial judge, Kanu stated:

> “One of my witnesses is dead, but his wife is alive — and by the principles of Nigerian law, she must appear in court. Aisha Buhari cannot escape this process; she has questions to answer.”

The courtroom reportedly fell into confusion following Kanu’s statement, with murmurs and tension spreading among those present.

Kanu, who is facing charges bordering on terrorism and treasonable felony, insisted that **Aisha Buhari**, wife of former President Muhammadu Buhari, played a “crucial role” in the events that led to his **extraordinary rendition from Kenya and subsequent detention in Nigeria**.

He argued that justice demands her appearance in court to provide testimony under oath, adding that the truth about his abduction and treatment can only be established if all those involved are brought before the court.

Kanu also named **former President Muhammadu Buhari** himself among his witnesses, alongside other high-profile Nigerian figures previously listed in his defense submission.

The development has sparked renewed debate over the transparency of Kanu’s trial and the broader implications of compelling a former First Lady to testify in court.

Observers say this new twist could mark a turning point in one of Nigeria’s most closely watched legal battles.