IPOB To Challenge Appeal Court Ruling Against Nnamdi Kanu’s Discharge

IPOB To Challenge Appeal Court Ruling Against Nnamdi Kanu’s Discharge

by Victor Ndubuisi
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Barr. Ifeanyi Ejiofor, the lead attorney for the Indigenous People of Biafra, and his team will contest the Court of Appeal decision that halted the execution of the judgment clearing Nnamdi Kanu of all terrorism-related charges while the Supreme Court considers the case.

On Friday, after the decision in favor of Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice Abubakar Malami SAN was announced, he made this disclosure via his Facebook page.

He said, “Application for the stay of execution of the Judgement of the Court of Appeal ,pending the determination of the Appeal filed before the Supreme Court was today, granted by the same Court of Appeal., though presided over by entirely new panel of Justices.

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” In granting the application , the Court however directed the parties to settle records and transmit same to the Supreme Court within seven days, to ensure accelerated hearing of the appeal.

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“Be also informed that we will challenge today’s Ruling of the Court of Appeal staying the execution of its judgement after conferring with the Lead Counsel – Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN.”

He continued, “The fact that Hearing Notice on such a crucial/sensitive Ruling was served on us barely 45 minutes before the time designated for the Ruling, is fraught with meaning, without any prejudice to the integrity of the Learned Justices that issued this Ruling.

To maintain calm, he advised his fans.

“Since the appeal is now to be heard expeditiously, be assured that we will move with speed as always, in adopting the most appropriate legal strategy to ensure immediate review of the decision by the Supreme Court, and the release of Onyendu Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

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“I urge you all to remain calm, and be rest assured that the Ruling of the Court of Appeal today, did not interfere in any way with the status of its judgement discharging Onyendu.

“The judgement of the Court of Appeal discharging Onyendu and striking out the seven count charge still subsists, it has not been set aside,” he stated.

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