Supreme Court: Ohanaeze Youth Council Sends Strong Message to Tinubu over Kanu’s Trial

He highlighted the negative impact of the previous administration’s handling of self-determination movements in the Southeast while criticizing the approach, including military operations and the persistent detention of Kanu.

BREAKING: Supreme Court Decides on FG’s Appeal Against Orubebe over Alleged False Declaration of Asset

The offence was said to be contrary to Section 15 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act Cap 15 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004, and punishable under Section 23(2) of the same Act.

Details: Supreme Court Rules on Kano, Abia, Cross River, Zamfara, Other Guber Poll Tussles

The Supreme Court has upheld the election of the governors in over five states including Kano, Abia, Zamfara, and Cross River among others after a legal battle that lasted for months.

Supreme Court As Last Hope on the Judiciary: Appraisals of Judicial Administration of Justice in Nigeria Election Cases

We observe court proceedings and how judges in other climes make efforts to deliver justice. They don’t bother to wear long robes. They don’t assume they know too much. We see them searching for the truth and not for technicalities that would enable them to satisfy their paymasters or save their jobs.

Nnamdi Kanu: Have Igbo People Abandoned Their Own? December 10, 2023, A Day to Remember

The IPOB’s leader was on June, 27th of July 2021 arrested and renditioned to Nigeria from Kenya and has since been in the DSS facility, despite different courts’ rulings declaring him freed and acquitted.