BREAKING: IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu has announced in court that he no longer intends on opening his defence in his ongoing terrorism trial, says there are no charges against him. Kanu, who had previously informed the court of his desire to summon witnesses by submitting a written request for witness summons decided not to proceed with his initial plan to call witnesses to testify in his defense during his current trial for alleged terrorism charges. When the case was brought up on Monday, Kanu asserted that after reviewing the case file, he found no legitimate charges against him. He asserted that, due to his belief that no legitimate charges have been brought against him and that he was subjected to an unfair trial, he sees no reason to present a defense. Justice James Omotosho instructed him (Kanu) to submit a written statement addressing the matter and ensure it is delivered to the prosecution, while also recommending that he seeks guidance from criminal law specialists regarding the implications of the path he has selected. The judge adjourned proceedings to the 4th, 5th, and 6th of November to allow for the final written arguments to be presented. This decision follows the defendant's claim that neither the evidence presented nor the charges have proven any case against him, prompting a consideration of whether he needs to present a defense. WE KEEP Moving #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow

Breaking News: 😂😀💪💪💪 ~~~Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe: Allowing Nnamdi Kanu to speak in court is like allowing Radio Biafra to broadcast live to the whole world. Nigeria has finally given Radio Biafra an official platform to disgrace them before them world. “The Radio Biafra is now live and direct in the courtroom — and the whole earth is listening,” Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe mocked, sending a wave of reactions across Nigeria. @topfans #folowerseveryonehighlights #followerseveryone #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow

Breaking News: 💥🔥🔥💥 A massive explosion has rocked Rivers State as the Niger Delta Avengers claim responsibility for blowing up a major oil pipeline that reportedly supplies nearly 80% of Nigeria’s crude output. According to reports from local residents, the blast, which occurred in the early hours of Thursday, sent flames shooting into the sky and could be seen several miles away. Security agencies have since cordoned off the area, while officials from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) are assessing the extent of the damage. In a statement allegedly released by the militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers said the attack was a warning strike to demand the immediate release of Nnamdi Kanu, the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). “As long as Nnamdi Kanu remains in Abuja prison, we will continue to shut down Nigeria’s oil economy,” the statement read. “Every 24 hours he spends behind bars, five oil wells will go up in flames. The world must know that injustice against one freedom fighter is injustice against all.” The Federal Government has yet to release an official statement on the incident, but military presence in the region has reportedly increased as fears of more attacks mount. @topfans #folowerseveryonehighlights #followerseveryone #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #FreeNnamdiKanuNow

Summary Critique of What Happened in Court on 23 October 2025 What happened before Justice Omotosho was another proof that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is not being given justice but persecution. 1. Ignoring the Appeal Court’s Discharge The Court of Appeal already discharged and acquitted Mazi Nnamdi Kanu in October 2022. The Supreme Court never set that discharge aside — it only said the case could be retried if the Government so wished. It did not order his continued detention. Therefore, keeping him locked up since then is a clear act of contempt against the appellate judgment. In law, a party in contempt is not entitled to be heard or benefit from the court until the contempt is purged. As stated in Hadkinson v. Hadkinson (1952) 2 All ER 567, “a person in contempt cannot be heard until he obeys the order.” The DSS cannot disobey the Court of Appeal’s order of release and at the same time ask another court to try him. 2. Refusal to Hear Objection on Jurisdiction In court, Kanu boldly told Justice Omotosho: “I will not be tried under a repealed, dead law.” He was right. The Terrorism (Prevention Amendment) Act 2013 and CEMA 2004, under which he is being charged, were repealed by the Terrorism Prevention and Prohibition Act 2022. A repealed law cannot support a valid trial. Yet, the judge refused to hear his objection on jurisdiction, saying it would be taken after the trial. That position turns the law upside down — a court must first decide if it has jurisdiction before taking any other step. Otherwise, everything done becomes a nullity. 3. No Fair Hearing or Lawyer Access Kanu told the court that his meetings with his lawyers are monitored and recorded by the DSS, which destroys the confidentiality guaranteed by Section 36 of the Constitution. Instead of addressing this violation, the judge dismissed it, saying Kanu’s only fair hearing was to “call his witnesses.” That is not how the law defines fair hearing — it starts with free access to counsel and an unbiased court, not with forced participation in a sham process. 4. Forged Medical Report Kanu also complained that the medical report presented by the DSS was forged. Instead of ordering an investigation, the judge said he would stand by the report because it was once accepted by his former lawyer, Chief Kanu Agabi, SAN. That statement means the court knowingly chose to rely on a forged document. No court should ever condone forgery — it offends both justice and the judicial oath. 5. What It All Means The 23 October 2025 hearing showed a pattern of bias and deliberate injustice: The government remains in contempt but is still entertained. The judge refused to decide whether the law even allows the trial. The defendant’s right to counsel and fair hearing is trampled. A forged report is brushed aside. This is not a trial; it is persecution dressed up as procedure. Until the Government obeys the Court of Appeal order and releases Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, no court has moral or legal authority to continue this charade. You cannot break the law and then ask the law to protect you. #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow

Just In: They Said Igbos Love Money, But Nnamdi Kanu Proved Them Wrong. “Even ₦500 Billion Couldn’t Break Him — Sanusi Salutes Nnamdi Kanu’s Loyalty to Biafra” “When they say the Igbos love money, remind them that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is still in prison. When they say the Igbos don’t love themselves, remind them that Nnamdi Kanu is still sacrificing his freedom for his people,” said Muhammadu Sanusi II (Lamido Sanusi), former Emir of Kano. According to Sanusi, “Sunday Igboho was allegedly offered ₦50 billion to abandon his agitation for the Oduduwa Republic, and he accepted. But Nnamdi Kanu was reportedly offered ₦500 billion, an oil well, and a lifetime payment of ₦5 billion monthly — yet he rejected them all, declaring ‘It is Biafra or death!’** Sanusi described Kanu as “a man whose conviction goes beyond comfort, and whose sacrifice will be remembered by history.” Source~~ I News @topfans #biafranwaabiriba #everyonehighlightsfollowers #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #folowerseveryonehighlights #JusticeForNnamdiKanu #instablog9janews

Just In: They Said Igbos Love Money, But Nnamdi Kanu Proved Them Wrong. “Even ₦500 Billion Couldn’t Break Him — Sanusi Salutes Nnamdi Kanu’s Loyalty to Biafra” “When they say the Igbos love money, remind them that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu is still in prison. When they say the Igbos don’t love themselves, remind them that Nnamdi Kanu is still sacrificing his freedom for his people,” said Muhammadu Sanusi II (Lamido Sanusi), former Emir of Kano. According to Sanusi, “Sunday Igboho was allegedly offered ₦50 billion to abandon his agitation for the Oduduwa Republic, and he accepted. But Nnamdi Kanu was reportedly offered ₦500 billion, an oil well, and a lifetime payment of ₦5 billion monthly — yet he rejected them all, declaring ‘It is Biafra or death!’** Sanusi described Kanu as “a man whose conviction goes beyond comfort, and whose sacrifice will be remembered by history.” Source~~ I News @topfans #biafranwaabiriba #everyonehighlightsfollowers #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #folowerseveryonehighlights #JusticeForNnamdiKanu #instablog9janews

#BreakingNews 😱The King of the Ashanti Kingdom, His Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, has arrived in Nigeria ahead of the “Free Nnamdi Kanu” protest scheduled for Monday, October 20th. Speaking to reporters at the airport, the Ghanaian monarch said he could no longer stay silent while injustice continues against the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). “I have been observing how unjust the Nigerian court has been in handling the case of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu,” the King said. “Justice delayed is justice denied. This is not just an Igbo issue — it’s an African issue.” The King also recalled the historical bond between the Igbos and the people of Ghana, emphasizing the role Igbos played in Ghana’s development. “The Igbo people have always stood with Ghana. Many of our businesses, schools, and trade routes flourished because of their hard work and wisdom. When a brother is in pain, you don’t look away — you stand by him,” he added. 👉 Read the full story statement here 🔗https://istbw.com/4/10000682 #MNKOct20 #FreeMaziNnamdiKanuNow #USB #everyonehighlightsfollowers #EndInjusticeAgainstIgbosNow