Nnamdi Kanu: Senior lawyers differ on conviction, life imprisonment
By Henry OjeluThe decade-long trial of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu finally reached a dramatic climax last week when the Federal High Court, Abuja, convicted and sentenced him to life imprisonment on terrorism charges—closing one of the most contentious criminal proceedings in Nigeria’s recent history.For 10 years, the case meandered from judge to judge, punctuated by arrests, releases, flight from the country, extradition controversies, walkouts b
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