Nnamdi Kanu’s case adjourned again, see new date

<p>The case of Biafra political activist&comma; Nnamdi Kanu&comma; has been adjourned by Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court&comma; Abuja till 8 of April 2022 for ruling&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>The trial of separatist leader resumed on Wednesday&period; Kanu is charged with 15 crimes&comma; including terrorism&comma; treason&comma; incitement and operating an unlawful group&period; Kanu&comma; who heads the outlawed separatist group&comma; the Indigenous People of Biafra &lpar;IPOB&rpar;&comma; previously pleaded not guilty to the charges&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Kanu’s Lead Counsel&comma; Mike Ozekhome &lpar;SAN&rpar; argued on Wednesday that his client&comma; Kanu&comma; was extraordinarily renditioned&period; He said offences allegedly committed by Kanu has no basis&comma; adding that where and when they committed were not stated in the charges&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<h1><a href&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;openlife&period;ng&sol;nnamdi-kanu-may-go-blind-as-his-sight-deteriorates&sol;"><span style&equals;"color&colon; &num;ff00ff&semi;">Nnamdi Kanu May Go Blind As Sight Deteriorates<&sol;span><&sol;a><&sol;h1>&NewLine;<p>Protests calling for Kanu’s release are taking place around Europe today&comma; including in Germany&comma; in front of the United Nations &lpar;UN&rpar; buildings in Bonn&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>It was the same in Nigeria’s southeast region&comma; as residents of Imo state&comma; completely obeyed the sit-at-home order of IPOB&comma; in solidarity with Kanu&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;