Court Refuses Bail Application- Nnamdi Kanu

Court Refuses Bail Application- Nnamdi Kanu

Kanu was brought to court on Tuesday by agents of the Department of State Services, DSS as security specialists at first kept writers from accessing the court.

AFederal High Court sitting in Abuja has disallowed the application by the head of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu, looking for a request releasing the previous request disavowing his bail.
Kanu was brought to court on Tuesday by agents of the Department of State Services, DSS as security specialists at first kept writers from accessing the courtroom.The IPOB pioneer is confronting preliminary before Justice Binta Nyako-drove court for charges verging on psychological warfare.
In its decision on Tuesday, the court held that Kanu has not given adequate motivations to warrant the court to save its structure.
The managing judge, Justice Binta Nyako, excused the application, expressing that it was a maltreatment of the court interaction.
The court held that the new bail application documented by Kanu was an endeavor to drive the court to prosecute on an issue that had proactively been apportioned of.
Notwithstanding, Justice Nyako encouraged Kanu to look for change at the re-appraising Court assuming that he felt in any case.
In the application which was recorded by his lead counsel, Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN, Kanu petitioned God for a request saving the request made on March 28, 2019, coordinating for his capture and continuation of his preliminary in absentia.
Equity Nyako had, on March 28, 2019, disavowed the bail Kanu, requested his capture and coordinated that his preliminary ought to go on in his nonattendance.
Nyako decided that the court provided the request on the grounds that Kanu neglected to show up in court after his bail was conceded on April 25, 2017, and this followed an application by the arraignment.
Kanu has been in the confinement of the DSS since he was captured in June 2021. He has been “stole” in Kenya and localized to Nigeria.