On Friday, March 21, Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the banned indigenous peoples of Biafra (IPOB), apologized for his recent verbal attack on the Federal High Court and Justice Binta Nyako.
Kanu also apologized to the federal government’s lawyer, Holy Chief Awomolo, through his new lawyer and former federal attorney general (AGF) and attorney general Kanu Agabi.
The IPOB leader also apologized to his lawyers team, which was previously led by Aloy Ejimakor for attacking them before Justice Nyako. Kanu made an apology through his chief attorney, Agabi official, before new trial judge Judge James Omotosho.
After the trial resumed, Agabi sought the court representative Kanu to convey the message. He said he had discussed with lawyers the prosecution and the development of Judge Omomo’s approval of the application.
Judge Omotosho has amended the trial of Kanu on March 21. The judge determined the date after the case documents were transferred to him.
