Buhari committed felony not me : Nnamdi KANU

On Tuesday, January 10, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Nnamdi Kanu and three other accused persons were in court for the commencement of a criminal trial against them.
Nigeria is a fraud – Nnamdi Kanu’s co-accused alleges
Nnamdi Kanu and his co-accused
The accused persons, Kanu, Benjamin Madubugwu, David Nwawuisi and Chidiebere Onwudiwe are being tried on charges related to treason, mismanagement of an unlawful society among others.
However, at the commencement of the trial yesterday, the visibly vexed defendants fumed over various issues relating to a proposed secret trial by the federal government.
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The defendants also decried the use of handcuffs on them even while in court by security officials, an incident which was also brought before the court by counsel to the accused persons.
To this the trial judge Binta Nyako urged security operatives to desist from using handcuff on accused persons inside the courtroom.
Below are statements by Nnamdi Kanu:
1. Fulani herdsmen are killing people everywhere and you want to try me in secret
2. Bastards who not educated and you want to try someone who is learned are you mad?
3. How can you jail? (speaking indistinct Igbo); it is not possible.
READ ALSO: Read why Nnamdi Kanu wants court to clear all charges against him (video)

4. Buhari committed treason in 1983, on December 31, 1983..

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