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Wednesday, December 16, 2015

Court Discharges Nnamdi Kanu

Embattled Director of Radio Biafra and leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu was today Wednesday discharged by a Chief Magistrate Court in Wise 2, Abuja led by Shuaibu Usman of all counts of criminal conspiracy and ownership of an unlawful society brought against him by the federal government.




Delivering the verdict after the federal government had dropped the charges brought against Kanu, the judge ruled that, “The accused person is hereby discharged and the case struck out.”
The Department of State Services (DSS) had withdrawn the case from the Chief Magistrate Court so as to pursue the case in a higher court, which has jurisdiction to entertain charges bordering on terrorism.

Usman was scheduled to deliver judgment on the application of the DSS on December 1, but he put it off until December 16.
DAILY POST recalls that Kanu has spent at least 90 days in the custody of the DSS, despite an order from the magistrate court granting him bail in October.

The DSS got an order from the Federal High Court to keep the IPOB leader imprisoned despite been granted bail by the lower court.

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I am sure some form of agreement was signed.I hope Nnamdi takes it easy with his agitation.So many people dead already!
And oh,he got his five minutes of fame,now is time to use it wisely.


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    1. Stella sometimes I don't get you...Which one is 5 mins of fame did he tell you he was looking for fame. Everybody with his course he believed in something and had people who also believed in it too. Look at what happened in Zaria was he behind that too? Isn't it clear this country is falling apart? You are talking about 5mins fame

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    2. Thank you oh lord for granting me the rare ability and wisdom to surpass so many members of bv
      to become first to comment after fasting and prayers I believe my shiloh trip was not in vain..
      Lord grant me the strenght and drive to sustain this position and retain it effectively.
      i shall not tear any pant or bra I shall remain forever clad and humble.
      thank u lord.amen

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    3. Omg. Lekki spar is on fire.

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    4. People for don refresh tire by now!
      Stella where is IHN?

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    5. They are taking him to a higher court. DSS is not releasing him.

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    6. Stella your story is incomplete the suit was discontinued at the magistrate court so that the DSS can file more serious charges at the Hugh Court

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    7. I beg this dude should go and find somewhere to sleep. He's annoying me. And that grin on his face put me off some more. Why cause so much confusion when u can do it the right way? No one is asking u not to wish what u like, but jeopardising the lives of innocent people shouldn't be part of the deal. Now a few have lost their lives becos of the nonsense u started. Rubbish

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  2. Thank God. At least there won't be a protest here today.

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    1. Nigerian govt doesn't just release someone like that! This is a ploy, that ain't finished with him yet.

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  3. That guy behind though, all shades of cute

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  4. Stella, which yeye 5 mins of fame? Abeg stoppet. Now he's free!!! Finally!!!

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  5. Oya biafran-Nigerians. Go home. Sheath ur sword. This was what the protest was for from d beginning before it escalated into wanting biafra.

    Abeg let d biafran dream or protests die with this. No other person has to die.

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    1. Die gini? Eka deariee this is just the beginning.

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    2. Eka school drop out. Simple English you can't read to understand.
      He's going to be tried in a higher court.
      It's not over yet.

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  6. ThankGod, at least I can jejely enjoy and travel to east with good faith.
    Inukwa!

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  7. All his biafra fight is so unnecessary.

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  8. GUD ONE, ATLEAST PROTEST WIL END...TOMJERRYSWIT

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  9. He should goan form his biafra peacefully abeg!

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  10. The federal govt.was not just prepared for the war coming so they had to let him go
    That was a wise choice.

    But y'all know he ain't stopping right?

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    1. Thank God he is OK, had it been he died in custody it would cause great problem in Nigeria and am not ready for that mbok.

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    2. Now I so agree with you @chi exotic...

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    3. Yes. He will go and restrategize on the way forward. Many biafrans are tired of this damn country

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    4. He will be picked and locked up again if he make any unnecessary noise. That's it.

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  11. I hope he doesn't continue with his actions again.

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  12. Nnamdi ka nwoke oma enough of this Biafra thingy you hear?

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  13. All the social cultural groups and the senators from the 5 south eastern states are all Jokers!

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  14. If you don't cure a disease but only treat its symptoms, the disease will return... with vehemence and vengeance.

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  15. Let him come and tell ue the way forward biko. Biafra agitation must continue whether una like it or not. Simple. Lol

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  16. No Stella don't getbit wrong. Judging from the info provided he has been discharged and acquitted by the lower court who lacks jurisdiction in the first instance thereby paving the way for the federal high court (who has original jurisdiction in cases involving terrorism) to now assume its rightful jurisdiction.
    This simply means that he still has a case to answer.

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  17. Thank God he is free finally.
    If he wants to go further with this, he should strike out violent demostrations off his tactics.

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  19. Abeg stop with the instigating speeches on Radio Biafra. I believe every issue can be resolved amicably.

    I remember Hotel Rwanda and that drawl of "Cockroa--ches" and my blood runs cold anytime I hear war.

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  20. Abeg stop with the instigating speeches on Radio Biafra. I believe every issue can be resolved amicably.

    I remember Hotel Rwanda and that drawl of "Cockroa--ches" and my blood runs cold anytime I hear war.

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    1. Hotel Rwanda.. I need to watch that again. How u Iphie?

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  21. Wey IHN??? I get network for office today o.

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  22. "And oh,he got his five minutes of fame,now is time to use it wisely."
    Oh no, like seriously?! This is suppose to be a joke right?!

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  23. Mind u guys he is not totally free as they want to hand over the case to a higher jurisdiction. I hope u guys understd that

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  24. This is just the beginning.....UN are contemplating on holding a referendum for Biafra. Nigerian Government needs to be wise about biafra, dialogue is the best Answer!

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  25. Good news!! I hope he gives it a rest. Biafra cannot be realized now!! This is not the right time.

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  26. This country is a joke,after all the gragra, i thought they were going to charge him with something

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  27. Now they have him, the protesters should let sleeping dogs lie and let's move forward. No more deaths on this matter biko.

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  28. He better do. Honestly I don't want Biafra. I think the world has lived past that.
    But his strength, perseverance,and optimism that Biafra would one day come alive is what I admire. I like men that are strong-willed.
    Bro Nnamdi, bikonu ozugo.

    Let's try to live in peace.

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  29. Thank God protest will stop now.

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  30. Wataguan! Where is ihn

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  31. Why are we scared to talk about Nigeria that has expired

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  32. Odiegwu. Ana akonu. Nne this is just the beginning.

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  33. Let their peace Umuibe. Stella I don refresh taya. Where is IHN

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  34. Hopefully everyone calms down and relax.

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  35. Thank God...now let peace reign.

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  36. I am still trying to understand this verdict. It seems it was struck out of thus court because it lack the competence to try him for a higher charge-terrorism.

    I am not a lawyer but I am getting that he will be tried for terrorism charges by a higher court. Wey lawyer abeg explain to me.

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    1. Yes. The federal high court takes over the charges against him. That's the only place he can be tried vis-a-vis terrorism. He was acquitted in the lower courts, as they lacked the jurisdiction to proceed with terrorism charges.

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  37. I hope this curbs the unrest and tension his arrest brought.

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  38. I admire his guts though.
    Cute guy I must say.

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  39. And I heard they are protesting in some part of Lagos

    I don't know how true that is

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  40. Nne oburokwa obere akuko.. hahaha, like sexiest mother said.. It's just d beginning
    #MissVa3lla

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  41. 5 mins fame you said...
    All the guys in the North that have been making 'stupid' statements were they picked including Buhari?

    What of Buhari that said something and his people reacted negatively by spilling blood of innocent Nigerians - 2011 and that riot actually spoilt my birthday plan.. rubbish

    FG make una leave'am.

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  42. Finally!!!!

    See as the man fresh

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    1. Am totally with stella on this one cos at the end it's the lowly people that will suffer.

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  44. The case is not over yet. He is being charged with terrorism at a higher court.

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  45. UN should be fast with the referendum so that they get what they want. No need of killing, but they should know they can't force those that did not want to be part of them, i mean the south south. Its all about their five state. Going this Christmas will be good for everyone. Celebrate and don't return to Nigeria.

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  46. OK oh, they should try and remove my state Delta from their glebe she.

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