The court proceedings in Nnamdi Kanu’s trial seem more like a comedy show than a serious legal process. The Federal Government is not charging Kanu for any specific actions but for what he said between 2018 and 2021 on Radio Biafra.

What’s shocking is that during the latest hearing, instead of presenting relevant evidence, the FG called a DSS officer to talk about how they arrested Kanu in a Lagos hotel back in 2015. This has nothing to do with the current case, which concerns his speech years later.

It’s almost comical—imagine calling Kanu’s primary school teacher next time to discuss how he was disciplined in 1975. This trial appears to be a waste of time, likely designed to distract and delay, as the FG seems to have no solid case against him.

The FG Has Turned Nnamdi Kanu's Trial Into A Joke

Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial Turns into a Farce as FG Fails to Make Case

This post highlights ongoing political and ethnic tensions in Nigeria. The author criticizes perceived favoritism towards Fulani and calls for fair representation of other regions. They emphasize that power should rotate among Nigeria's diverse groups, especially after the Southern presidency. The message urges leaders like Tinubu to promote unity and prevent violence driven by ethnic divisions.

Dss Will Not See This Madness

Addressing Political Tensions and Calls for Unity in Nigeria

The Federal High Court in Abuja has approved the masking of witnesses in Nnamdi Kanu's trial for security reasons. The federal government requested this order to protect witness identities during the proceedings.

During the trial, the first witness testified behind a screen and wore a mask. The witness, known as Oga AAA, revealed that he led the DSS team that arrested Kanu at the Golden Tulip Hotel near Lagos Airport on October 14, 2015.

Nnamdi Kanu faces seven charges related to terrorism and alleged membership in a terrorist organization. The court's decision to shield witnesses aims to ensure their safety amid sensitive cases.

'We Arrested Nnamdi Kanu With One Woman In A Hotel Room'

Nnamdi Kanu Arrested in Hotel Room with Woman, Witness Testifies

As a Tanzanian, I've always been interested in Nigeria, especially since I loved Nigerian movies in the late 90s and early 2000s. Back then, I thought all Nigerians wore red caps and greeted each other with 'Igwe,' but I later learned these are specific to the Igbo tribe. 

With the rise of the internet, I learned more about Nigeria's history, including the Biafra war. I was surprised at how quickly the Igbo people recovered, which showed me their resilience and ability to make money. 

However, I noticed that Igbo people often complain about tribalism. At first, I felt sorry for them, but I realized that some issues stem from within their own community. For example, being loud or provocative in neighboring areas can cause tension. Success and confidence are good, but showing off or disrespecting natives can lead to conflicts, like shop burnings or property damage. 

In Nigeria, the main tribes are Hausa, Yoruba, and Igbo. Power tends to be concentrated among the Hausa and Yoruba, leaving the Igbo behind. For the Igbo to gain more influence, they need to work in harmony with others, especially the Yoruba, who seem more welcoming. I believe the idea of Biafra is unrealistic; instead, Nigeria should focus on unity and coexistence to progress together.

My View As A Tanzanian On IGBOS Complaining Tribalism, They Are Somehow A Reason

My Perspective as a Tanzanian on Igbo Tribalism and National Unity

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) commend Igbanke Nation in Edo State for boldly affirming their Igbo heritage. Despite historical attempts to obscure their identity, Igbanke has confidently embraced their roots, inspiring other communities in Nigeria to do the same.

IPOB, led by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, has consistently recognized Igbanke as a genuine Igbo community. We urge the Ohaneze Ndigbo cultural organization to support Igbanke and foster unity among all Igbo communities across Nigeria and abroad. Recognizing and embracing our true identity strengthens our collective heritage and ensures a proud future for generations.

We stand in solidarity with Igbanke and all Igbo communities reaffirming their identity. Our unity is our strength. Let us continue to promote Igbo culture, history, and brotherhood. God bless the Igbo nation.

Igbanke People Identifies As Igbos

Igbanke Community Declares Proud Igbo Identity and Calls for Unity

Since August 2021, the IPOB-led sit-at-home protests demanding Nnamdi Kanu's release have severely impacted Southeast Nigeria. According to a SBM Intelligence report, the protests have caused economic losses of N7.6 trillion and resulted in 776 deaths.

Initially symbolic, the weekly lockdowns have escalated into violence, disrupting commerce, education, and transportation. Key commercial centers like Onitsha and Aba have suffered immense losses, with the transport sector alone losing about N13 billion daily at the height of the protests. Supply chains collapsed, businesses closed, and students missed important exams like WAEC and NECO.

While IPOB claims compliance is voluntary, fear of attacks by unknown gunmen has led most residents to adhere to the protests. The unrest has been linked to 332 violent incidents, with Imo and Anambra states experiencing the highest casualties. The Eastern Security Network (ESN), formed to combat rural insecurity, has been implicated in attacks, further worsening regional tensions. Fatalities have increased each year, with over 300 deaths reported in 2024 alone.

Experts warn that this ongoing crisis threatens long-term economic recovery and social stability in the Southeast. Urgent, coordinated efforts are needed to address the grievances fueling the unrest and restore peace in the region.

IPOB Sit-at-home Protests Cost Southeast N7.6 Trillion, 776 Lives Since 2021

IPOB Sit-at-Home Protests Cost Southeast N7.6 Trillion and 776 Lives Since 2021

As Nigeria approaches the 2027 general elections, the Southeast and South-South regions are showing increasing dissatisfaction with President Bola Tinubu's administration. Critics argue that his government has marginalized their interests, leading to potential shifts in political alliances.

Prominent voices like Barrister Chukwudi Ezeobika have condemned the administration for fostering political intolerance and ethnic exclusion. He pointed out the continued detention of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu and the lack of inclusion in federal appointments, which have deepened regional discontent.

Meanwhile, the Southeast APC Renewal Movement has raised concerns over disruptive infrastructure projects, such as the Enugu-Onitsha Expressway, which they say hampers development and voter mobilization. These grievances are prompting opposition groups like CUPP and NCFront to consider forming a united front against Tinubu’s re-election bid. Prominent retired leaders, including Obasanjo and Gowon, are reportedly endorsing efforts to build a broad coalition.

With the elections nearing, the South East and South South are becoming crucial battlegrounds. Their dissatisfaction is driving a reevaluation of political strategies, as many seek alternatives that truly represent their interests. A strong opposition alliance could significantly influence Nigeria’s political landscape in 2027.

Tinubu Faces Growing Opposition From South East And South South Ahead Of 2027

Growing Opposition in Southeast and South-South Ahead of 2027 Elections

Greetings to everyone reading this! In this discussion, I want to share my personal insights on Nigeria's current political landscape and the possible scenarios for the 2027 presidential election.

Recently, there have been calls from various quarters urging Atiku Abubakar to shelve his presidential ambitions. Some believe that if he steps aside, Peter Obi might move to the PDP as their flagbearer. Let's analyze how different regions might react in this scenario.

In the Southeast, it's clear that Obi would likely dominate, given his strong regional support. The South-South is more complex, with defections and political maneuvers indicating they are eyeing the 2031 elections. Many South-South leaders are aligning with the APC, hoping for influence and future opportunities.

The Southwest, especially states like Osun and Lagos, might shift their political calculations. While the region historically supports different parties, Tinubu is expected to garner significant support, possibly around 70%. In the North, power dynamics are driven by considerations of religion, constitutional terms, and regional interests. Many leaders prefer Tinubu over Obi, fearing that Obi's stance on secession and his associations could threaten national unity.

Feel free to share your thoughts on these political developments!

Tinubu Vs Obi In A Two Man Race.

2027 Nigerian Presidential Race: Tinubu vs Obi – Regional Dynamics and Political Strategies

Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court has reduced the number of observers allowed to attend the trial of IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu, which resumes on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.

Over 30 individuals, including Omoyele Sowore of the 'Take it Back Movement,' had applied to observe the proceedings. The court approved a list of 20 observers, which includes close family members of Nnamdi Kanu. All approved observers are required to be seated before 9 a.m.

Notably, Sowore was not included on the approved list. During the last hearing, prominent lawyers such as Chief Kanu Agabi, Uchenna Njoku, and four Senior Advocates of Nigeria—Prof. Onyechi Ikpeazu, Emeka Etiaba, Dr. Joseph Akubo, and Audu Nunghe—expressed willingness to join Kanu’s defense team.

The court had previously scheduled an accelerated hearing for the seven-count terrorism charge against Kanu, emphasizing the case's seriousness.

Terrorism: Judge Delists Sowore, Others As Kanu's Trial Resumes Tuesday

Court Limits Observers for Kanu’s Trial; Sowore Excluded from List

In southeastern Nigeria, a remarkable transformation is underway. Towns that were once rural and scarred by the Nigerian Civil War are now thriving hubs of growth. The Igbo people, driven by resilience, unity, and self-help, have turned their land into centers of real estate, infrastructure, and urbanization.

From Enugu to Awka, Nnewi to Aba, and Nsukka to Owerri, modern homes, paved roads, streetlights, shopping malls, and tech hubs now define the landscape. Remote villages have evolved into urban centers, rivaling Nigeria’s major cities.

This grassroots success story is rooted in community-led initiatives, diaspora investments, and traditional age-grade systems. Key figures like Prince Arthur Eze, Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, and Innoson Chukwuma have played vital roles in this transformation. The Igbo model demonstrates that development can happen from the ground up, without heavy reliance on government.

The Igbo’s resilient rise offers a blueprint for Nigeria and Africa—showing that communities can rebuild, thrive, and surpass expectations through self-reliance and collective effort.

The Igbo Urban Miracle: How Southeastern Nigeria Is Leading A Grassroots Develop

The Igbo Urban Miracle: How Southeastern Nigeria Is Leading Grassroots Development

Today’s court proceedings revealed startling details that could work in Nnamdi Kanu’s favor. Evidence suggests the Nigerian government may owe him compensation for rights violations. 

A video was played in court showing the DSS Director General urging Nigerians to arm themselves against terrorists. A government witness confirmed the man in the video is the DG and admitted his statements are similar to what Kanu is accused of saying.

If the court considers this evidence fairly, Kanu could win his case, and the government might face embarrassment. Stay tuned for updates on this courtroom drama.

Nnamdi Kanu:shocking Revelations In Court Today

Court Revelations: Nnamdi Kanu's Case Takes Unexpected Turn

Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), states that he founded Radio Biafra to promote truth, peace, and advocate for human rights. During his court trial for alleged terrorism and treason, Kanu explained that the radio station was registered in the UK and funded by supporters worldwide. He admitted to setting up the station but acknowledged it was illegal to broadcast in Nigeria without proper registration. Kanu also alleged that his interrogation by the DSS was conducted without legal representation, raising concerns about his rights during the process.

I Founded Radio Biafra To Promote Peace

Nnamdi Kanu Claims Radio Biafra Was Created to Promote Peace and Truth

As Nnamdi Kanu's trial resumes, IPOB strongly condemns the Nigerian government, labeling the move as 'judicial terrorism' and a violation of justice. The group accuses the authorities of breaching both Nigerian and international laws, and of denying Kanu access to legal aid and consular assistance.

IPOB's spokesperson, Emma Powerful, urges global supporters to stand against what they see as an illegitimate process. He warns that the trial undermines the rule of law and could tarnish the judiciary's reputation. The group also calls on international bodies like the UN and African Union to intervene and stop what they describe as a judicial travesty.

‘Judicial Terrorism ’ – IPOB Slams FG As Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial Resumes

IPOB Slams FG Over Resumption of Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial: Calls It 'Judicial Terrorism'

Discover Nigeria’s early wealth creators who built their fortunes long before oil transformed the economy. These trailblazers thrived through trade, industry, and innovation, laying the foundation for Nigeria’s modern economic landscape. Their stories highlight the entrepreneurial spirit that predates Nigeria’s independence and continues to inspire today.

Meet The Real Old Money: 10 Nigerians Who Made Their Fortune Before 1960

Nigeria’s Pioneers of Wealth: 10 Historic Nigerian Millionaires Before 1960

Tension erupted at the Federal High Court in Abuja when Mrs. Favour Michael Kanu, wife of Nnamdi Kanu’s younger brother, had her phone confiscated by the judge. The incident occurred after the court session had ended and was adjourned to April 2nd. Mrs. Kanu claimed she only started a live video after proceedings concluded, not during them.

She expressed her frustration, saying, “They have seized my phone! The judge seized my phone and threatened to charge me with contempt for recording.” She also posted on Facebook, “Well, my phone is gone.”

Despite her explanation, the judge maintained that recording inside the courtroom without permission violates court rules. A warning of possible contempt charges was issued. This incident is part of the ongoing legal case involving IPOB leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, which has attracted significant attention both nationally and internationally.

Judge Seizes Phone Of Kanu’s Sister-in-law Over Alleged Live Video In Court

Court Seizes Phone of Kanu’s Sister-in-law Over Alleged Live Video Recording

This forum post provides a detailed transcript of the cross-examination of PWAAA during Nnamdi Kanu's trial. The exchange reveals insights into the investigation process, evidence handling, and the questions raised by the defense. It also touches on the broader issues surrounding the case, including allegations of terrorism and political implications.

Readers gain an inside look at courtroom proceedings, including the questioning about items seized, the involvement of other individuals, and the role of social media in shaping perceptions. Stay tuned for more updates as the trial progresses.

Nnamdi Kanu's Trial: Transcript Of The Cross Examination On PWAAA

Key Highlights from Nnamdi Kanu's Court Cross-Examination

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has strongly criticized Nigeria's National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, for publicly accusing the group of involvement in attacks on police stations and prisons.

IPOB claims that Ribadu’s statements are not only premature, given the ongoing trial of their leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, but also an attempt to intimidate the judiciary. The group emphasizes that such comments undermine judicial processes and threaten justice.

In a statement signed by Media Secretary Emmanuel Powerful, IPOB condemned Ribadu’s remarks as reckless and indicative of a regime that disregards the rule of law. They also called out the UK government for its silence, urging international bodies to scrutinize the situation and uphold human rights and justice in Nigeria.

IPOB Kicks Over NSA Ribadu's Linking Of Group To Attacks On Prisons,police Stati

IPOB Responds to NSA Ribadu's Allegations Linking Group to Attacks

Political analyst Reno Omokri has sparked debate by criticizing Peter Obi’s silence on IPOB’s sit-at-home orders and his leadership record on education and regional development. Omokri pointed out that Obi did not publicly address the disruptions caused by IPOB during WAEC exams in the Southeast, contrasting this with his recent criticism of JAMB’s early exam schedules.

He also highlighted economic disparities, noting that Oyo State contributed ₦272.4 billion in VAT in 2024—three times the combined contributions of all five Southeast states—implying regional economic imbalance. Omokri accused Obi of neglecting regional issues and failing to invest sufficiently in public education infrastructure during his tenure.

A fact-check by OndoPress News offers a more balanced view, emphasizing Obi’s substantial investments in Anambra’s education sector, including restoring mission schools and funding academic programs, which improved the state’s educational standing.

Fact-check: Reno Omokri Critiques Peter Obi’s Silence On IPOB Sit-at-home, VAT C

Fact-Check: Reno Omokri Slams Peter Obi Over IPOB Sit-At-Home and VAT Contributions

The trial of Nnamdi Kanu, leader of IPOB, resumed in Abuja with testimonies indicating no weapons or instruments of terrorism were found on him at the time of arrest. A DSS operative testified that no offensive items or weapons were recovered from Kanu or his companion. The court heard that Kanu's phone was analyzed, but no evidence linked him to violent activities. The witness also confirmed that Kanu called Nigeria a zoo and stated that IPOB does not bear arms. The case, which has faced delays since 2015, continues as the prosecution builds its case against Kanu and others accused of terrorism and treason.

No Instrument Of Terrorism Found On Kanu When Arrested

Court Finds No Terrorism Instruments on Nnamdi Kanu During Arrest

In a significant development in Nnamdi Kanu's terrorism case, witnesses will testify behind a screen to protect their identities. The Federal Government requested this measure, citing security concerns. Justice James Omotosho of the Federal High Court in Abuja approved the request, allowing witnesses to give evidence privately.

Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, faces a seven-count terrorism charge. The court's decision followed an application by the prosecution, emphasizing the sensitive nature of the case. Kanu’s lawyer, Kanu Agabi (SAN), did not oppose the move and called for reciprocal cooperation from the government, especially regarding his client's bail.

The trial has now begun with the prosecution calling its first witness, identified as PWAAA. The witness has started giving testimony as the case progresses.

Fg’s Witnesses To Testify Behind Screen In Kanu’s Terrorism Trial

Kanu’s Terrorism Trial: Witnesses to Testify Behind Screen for Safety

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has announced a nationwide lockdown on Friday, May 30, 2025, to honor fallen Biafran heroes and heroines. The day will feature memorial lectures and family activities to remember those who sacrificed their lives during the Biafran War and ongoing struggles.

IPOB urges all Biafrans to stay indoors, refrain from public gatherings, and reflect on the genocide from 1967 to present. The group also calls on Biafrans abroad to organize support activities in their host countries. Schools and markets will be closed, and no protests are planned to avoid security risks.

This day is recognized as Biafra Heroes Memorial Day, a symbol of remembrance and resistance. IPOB emphasizes the importance of honoring our heroes and advocating for Biafra’s independence while prioritizing safety and peace.

IPOB Has Declared A Sit

IPOB Declares Biafra Heroes Memorial Day with Nationwide Lockdown

Major General Robert Adeyinka Adebayo's life exemplifies restraint, integrity, and humility amidst Nigeria's turbulent history. Born during a pivotal era, he rose through the military ranks not for power but to serve with dignity. Twice, he narrowly escaped death during Nigeria's coups—once abroad during the 1966 coup and again during a visit to Ikoyi, which spared him from an ambush.

Despite being next in line to become Nigeria’s Head of State after the July 1966 counter-coup, Adebayo declined the position to prevent ethnic tensions. Instead, he focused on healing the nation by honoring fallen leaders and promoting reconciliation. His respectful relationship with Ojukwu, despite their opposing roles during the civil war, highlights his humane approach to leadership.

In 2001, he publicly asked for forgiveness for his role in Nigeria’s military struggles, demonstrating humility and a desire for national unity. His legacy continues through his children, with one serving as a governor and the other as a rugby player. Adebayo passed away in 2017, leaving behind a story of true leadership rooted in service and integrity.

Major General Adeyinka Adebayo| A Human Story Of Survival, Integrity, And Legacy

Major General Adebayo: A Legacy of Integrity and Humility in Nigerian History

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has strongly condemned its recent proscription by the Nigerian government, calling it an unjust and illegal act. IPOB claims that the ban violates constitutional rights and judicial fairness.

In a statement signed by Media and Publicity Secretary Emma Powerful, IPOB accused the APC-led government of manipulating the judiciary through secretive and corrupt tactics to criminalize their peaceful advocacy for self-determination.

The group references a 2017 court ruling by Justice Binta Nyako, which found no legal basis to label IPOB as unlawful. Despite this, IPOB alleges that the government obtained an illegal proscription order from another judge, Justice Abdul Kafarati, without giving IPOB a chance to defend itself, which they argue breaches the Nigerian Constitution’s guarantee of fair hearing. IPOB describes the proscription as 

IPOB Rejects Proscription, Accuses FG Of Judicial Manipulation

IPOB Challenges Nigerian Government’s Ban, Accuses Judiciary of Bias

The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) reaffirms its commitment to combating cybercrime and other criminal activities across Zone 9, including Umuahia and the entire country. Assistant Inspector-General Kanayo Uzuegbu, who oversees Zone 9 Headquarters in Umuahia, made this declaration during a working visit to Ebonyi State.

Uzuegbu urged police officers in Ebonyi to uphold professionalism and work within the bounds of the law. He emphasized the importance of loyalty to Nigeria and dedication to duty.

Meanwhile, Ebonyi's Commissioner of Police, Mrs. Adaku Uche-Anya, highlighted the main crimes in the state such as cultism, communal clashes, murder, boundary disputes, and activities by separatist groups like IPOB. She explained that the command has adopted proactive strategies—including community policing, high visibility patrols, intelligence-led operations, and targeted raids—to address these issues.

Since taking office in September 2024, Uche-Anya has engaged with local leaders and stakeholders across all 13 local government areas. These efforts have helped improve security through dialogue and community involvement, especially in resolving land disputes and communal conflicts.

Security: AIG Zone 9 Talks Tough Against Cybercrime, Other Crimes

AIG Zone 9 Vows Tough Stance Against Cybercrime and Crime Wave in Nigeria

A BBC investigation reveals how Nigerian separatists, especially supporters of the Indigenous People of Biafra (Ipob), are using social media to incite violence and spread disinformation. Operatives outside Nigeria broadcast hate speech, call for attacks, and promote ethnic tensions, despite Ipob's claims of being peaceful. The online activities contribute to ongoing violence on the ground, including attacks on Nigerian officials and alleged murders of security personnel. The investigation highlights the challenges social media platforms face in moderating extreme content in local languages and the influence of financial incentives behind these campaigns.

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