BREAKING: Nnamdi Kanu Receives Good News From Federal High Court Abuja, This Sparks Fresh Hope

Added: 2026-06-01

[00:00:00]Things they happen for this country, oh.

[00:00:02]If you think say you don't see all the drama to show say Nigeria judicial system not completely set up, make you wait small first. Small time, you go hear say judge cook soup inside courtroom, use affidavit fry plantain.

[00:00:18]Make we no even talk about how our big men they get visa easily, but foreign country immigration go just look their face, remember their past record, and give them express deportation back to local airport.

[00:00:31]I swear, the way things they play out for inside Abuja Federal High Court and international airport, even Nollywood writers they claim road for reality.

[00:00:41]If you be Biafran supporter way things say everything don't block finish, or you be ordinary Nigerian way just they look how the system they rotate, better hold your seatbelt because this update go make you laugh, make you cry, and open your eyes completely to the real level of standard way we they operate for inside this our massive democracy.

[00:01:03]Hello everyone. I am David, your anchor, and you are welcome to this deeply analytical news commentary session.

[00:01:10]Today, we are breaking down a highly significant series of political and judicial developments that carry profound implications for the Nigerian and Biafran socio-political landscape.

[00:01:23]>> [snorts] >> We are dissecting the recent groundbreaking events from the Federal High Court in Abuja regarding the sudden suspension of two high-ranking judges and how this institutional shake-up is actively being interpreted as a fresh window of hope for the legal appeals of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

[00:01:46]In addition to this major judicial revelation, we will thoroughly analyze the dramatic international development involving the prominent Islamic cleric Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, who was recently denied entry and summarily deported back to Nigeria due to high-level security concerns.

[00:02:04]We will explore how these separate but interconnected national events reflect the deep systemic realities of our nation.

[00:02:12]Let us begin our main analysis with the direct facts surrounding the Federal High Court in Abuja, where a sudden disciplinary action has sent massive shockwaves through the entire legal ecosystem.

[00:02:25]The National Judicial Council, which serves as the supreme regulatory body tasked with maintaining code of conduct and ethics within the Nigerian judiciary, has officially suspended two prominent Federal High Court judges over gross misconduct and severe violations of legal protocols.

[00:02:43]According to the official regulatory transcripts and administrative decisions finalized around May 27th, 2026, these jurists were found guilty of massive irregu- larities that fundamentally undermined the concept of fair tra- >> Now, wow. See as the people we supposed to give ordinary citizens justice, they run background deals like market women for inside area market.

[00:03:09]When the National Judicial Council opened the book of remembrance for these judges, the thing with them see inside pass pure movie scene.

[00:03:18]Imagine say person go go law school finish, wear wig and gown, sit down down on top high bench, but come they sign court order without even looking at the constitution.

[00:03:29]The thing pass clear comedy, my people.

[00:03:32]It is like a native doctor where they use modern calculator to check oracle.

[00:03:36]You go just sit down for your house, small time bank go alert you say all your money don't move go another place because one judge sign documents behind your back.

[00:03:45]>> The first judicial officer explicitly named in this institutional disciplinary action is Justice Ibrahim Auta.

[00:03:53]The National Judicial Council handed Justice Auta a severe 1-year suspension completely devoid of any financial salaries or administrative allowances.

[00:04:04]The specific charge that led to this heavy punitive measure involves the highly improper granting of an ex parte order.

[00:04:12]In legal terminology, an ex parte order is an emergency direction issued by a judge at the instance of and for the benefit of one party only without prior notice to or argument by the opposing party.

[00:04:27]The investigation revealed that Justice Auta fundamentally abused this emergency provision by issuing an order that directly facilitated the massive transfer of monetary funds out of a specific bank account without following any semblance of due process of verification.

[00:04:44]This one absolute wonder. Look at the level of boldness. Justice Ibrahim Auta just take one stroke of pen, clear person life savings, and corporate investment without even asking the other side what is happening.

[00:04:57]The National Judicial Council look the matter, them shake head, them say baba, you must to go house go rest for one full year without single kobo from government account.

[00:05:07]I swear, this kind judge fit see hot soup for fire. Collect ex parte order to pack all the meat inside without making the woman we cook the soup, no.

[00:05:16]The way them they run the system, if you no get connection or massive money to secure your own emergency order, you go just wake up, find out say your property don't turn another person own while you they sleep.

[00:05:27]The second judicial officer caught in this web of regulatory sanctions is Justice Edward A.

[00:05:33]Much like his colleague, Justice Edward A. was slapped with a matching 1-year suspension without any form of monthly remuneration or standard emoluments.

[00:05:42]The explicit findings against him center on a profound and violation of the sacred principles of fair hearing.

[00:05:51]The transcripts establish that this judge consistently specialized in issuing sweeping expert orders without ensuring that the opposing parties in the litigation were properly notified or given any opportunity to present their defensive arguments.

[00:06:06]The regulatory body determined that this pattern of behavior constituted a deliberate breach of the rules of judicial ethics designed to guarantee equal representation in a court of law.

[00:06:18]This one, now another classic format.

[00:06:21]Justice Edward A. Juston courtroom to one-way traffic. Where only one person get right to talk.

[00:06:28]You go go court to find justice, but the judge don't already finish arrangement with your opponent before you even enter inside box.

[00:06:36]The National Judicial Council looked the matter. Them say this one not total foul play. You cannot be playing referee and at the same time you do score goal for one team. So then give them one year suspension making go house, go learn how to listen to two sides.

[00:06:51]The thing can't change the whole game because when the people we hold the law, they break the law like biscuit, who go come save the common man for street?

[00:07:01]When you look at this entire development from a macro perspective, the fact that both disgraced jurists served directly within the Federal High Court system raises massive undeniable concerns about the foundational integrity of our federal benches.

[00:07:18]Political commentators, constitutional lawyers, and public analysts are heavily arguing that these high-level exposures suggest that deep-seated hidden corruption remains incredibly pervasive within the wider system.

[00:07:33]The regulatory action taken by the council has effectively validated long-standing public suspicions that certain outcomes within the federal judiciary are frequently compromised by backdoor arrangements rather than solid legal merits.

[00:07:48]The thing don't look exactly like a contaminated pot of soup, I tell you the truth. If you cook soup, put better fish, put correct meat, but you come go drop poison inside, the whole pot don't spoil completely.

[00:08:01]You cannot be picking clean meat from inside dirty rotten soup, come they claim say you they eat healthy food.

[00:08:07]That is exactly how our federal high court system look right now. The whole place needs serious washing with local sponge and detergent. Because if the judges where they sit down to judge criminals, now them be the ones where they commit executive crime with pen, then the whole country they inside deep beautiful soup where don't sour finish.

[00:08:27]This is precisely where the connection to the ongoing struggle of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra comes into massive play.

[00:08:35]Legal experts are pointing out that Mazi Nnamdi Kanu's extensive defense team can strategically leverage these institutional revelations during his ongoing appeal processes.

[00:08:46]By documenting concrete instances where federal high court judges were officially indicted and suspended for violating fair hearing principles and abusing court processes, Kanu's attorneys possess a [music] incredibly potent argument to demonstrate a systematic pattern of unfair judicial practices.

[00:09:06]This development provides them with empirical evidence to argue that their client has been subjected to a fundamentally compromised judicial framework.

[00:09:15]This one a pure calculation, clear mathematics where even small child for primary school fit understand. [music] The legal team of Nnamdi Kanu don't see big weapon where them fit use fire back for court of appeal. Then go just carry the paper of this suspension, show the world say look at the judges where they handle matters for inside the same court system, then be complete contractors. If the court fit manipulate ordinary financial cases and individual properties using backdoor orders, imagine the kind maximum engineering with them don't do for inside political trial of a man with a challenge the full presence of the federal government.

[00:09:55]This update now massive booster shot for the defense team. No cap.

[00:10:00]Consequently, across various pro-Biafran platforms, legal circles, and human rights groups, this administrative shake-up is being widely celebrated as a massive indirect victory for Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

[00:10:15]Supporters argue that the unmasking of these systemic flaws destroys the moral and legal authority of the lower court's previous actions against him.

[00:10:25]By showing that the judicial process in Nigeria can be heavily manipulated by irregularities, the arguments for international intervention, judicial review, and total freedom gain significant weight, providing a massive boost of optimism for those who have consistently maintained that his continuous detention is heavily rooted in political motivations rather than pure adherence to constitutional law.

[00:10:52]The scream way pop out from Biafran supporters when this news land now men it loud way well.

[00:10:58]People they shout say the God of thin lines don't finally answer their prayer.

[00:11:03]They see this development as a direct proof say the ground way government they stand take hold their leader now completely muddy ground where they shake.

[00:11:12]To them, this one a major score, a big win way show say the system way they try Kanu no clean.

[00:11:19]The celebration for inside social media pass when country win football match because for inside their mind, if the foundation of the house they leak, the roof no get choice pass to come down very soon. And that means fresh hope for freedom don't they knock for door.

[00:11:34]Amidst these intense judicial maneuvers, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu special counsel, the prominent human rights lawyer Aloy Ejimakor, recently issued a very direct and highly public open letter addressed specifically to the citizens of the southeastern region of Nigeria.

[00:11:53]In this critical communication, Ejimakor shifted focus directly toward the urgent internal security situation plaguing the region.

[00:12:03]He passionately urged the local populations and community leaders to take proactive, [music] decisive steps to completely flush out criminal elements, violent bandits, and unauthorized armed actors who have systematically converted the vast southeastern forests into operational bases for kidnappings and violent operations.

[00:12:25]Aloy Ejimakor just decide to speak truth to power and to the people at the same time. He looked the situation. He see say while then they fight legal battle for court, some bad boys they take advantage of the struggle, they run kidnapping business inside bush.

[00:12:41]The lawyer say make everybody open eye.

[00:12:43]This one no be about freedom fight again. This not pure criminality.

[00:12:47]You cannot be claiming say you they protect the land while you they use the same land hold old women and young children for ransom inside forest.

[00:12:56]He tell them point-blank say make them clear those bad elements comot because criminal no be freedom fighter and bandit no get tribe when you want pull trigger. However, the public reactions that surfaced across various social media networks following these dual reports highlighted the deep sociopolitical fragmentation within the Nigerian polity.

[00:13:19]Instead of a unified, objective analysis of judicial corruption or internal security, the digital discourse instantly degenerated into intense ethnic mudslinging.

[00:13:32]Commentators from both Yoruba and Igbo extractions engaged in highly polarized adversarial debates, with each side using the developments to advance narrow ethnic narratives, mock opposing groups, and trade historical accusations, showcasing how easily critical national institutional failures are filtered through ethnic lenses.

[00:13:56]As usual, once any news land for internet, our people go just drop the main substance come start to drag ethnicity like sinner inheritance. You go see one person from one side, they shout say all these people not criminals. Another side go reply say your own people not master of backdoor deals.

[00:14:15]Instead of make we sit down, look how to repair the court system with the affect everybody, regardless of whether you be Igbo, Yoruba, or Hausa, them go begin fight online war with heavy grammar and slangs.

[00:14:29]The thing they funny, but it they look like absolute madness because when hunger or bad judicial system hit person, it no they look face or check state of origin.

[00:14:39]This persistent digital warfare and social polarization heavily reinforces the long-standing arguments put forward by political analysts and structural critics of the country.

[00:14:52]They argue that Nigeria remains fundamentally divided along deep unreconciled ethnic and cultural lines.

[00:15:00]From this analytical viewpoint, the country continues to operate not as an organic cohesive nation-state, but rather as an artificial amalgamation of vastly different ethnic groups that were historically forced together under a single administrative umbrella by colonial economic interests without achieving actual national integration or shared values.

[00:15:26]Let's tell ourselves the raw truth here.

[00:15:28]The country just it look like a forced marriage with parent arrange because of business partnership. The partners never sit down to agree on anything. The only thing we bind them together in the name of the family and the shared kitchen.

[00:15:41]Any small misunderstanding for inside house, husband go mention wife village, wife go curse husband's ancestors. That is the real summary of the amalgamation structure where we the face. We are just different nations packed inside one huge container. And instead of make we find out how to balance the container making no capsize, we the break the walls inside make everything scatter quicker.

[00:16:05]To illustrate how these structural issues play out in everyday life across the nation, let look at a very specific relatable story based on the daily realities of citizens residing within the southeastern and wider Nigerian space.

[00:16:21]Consider the experience of a small-scale electronics importer named Obinna who operates out of a bustling market in the east and his close business associate and auto parts dealer named Adebayo who is based in Lagos. For over a decade, these two individuals had maintained an exceptionally profitable, highly trust-based commercial partnership completely insulated from the toxic political rhetoric frequently broadcasted on national television and social media networks.

[00:16:55]Obinna and Adebayo na perfect combination. Real business partners where understand the value of money pass political noise.

[00:17:03]Obinna go call from east. Adebayo, my brother, container don't land. Adebayo go reply from Lagos. Yes, my friend, everything they ground. I don't clear the goods.

[00:17:14]They were making clean money, sending their kids to good schools, and enjoying life. To them, the unity of Nigeria was very simple. If my goods move from Lagos port reach your shop for main market without custom wahala or police extortion, then the country is completely united.

[00:17:34]They didn't care about federal character or zoning formula. Their own zoning formula was purely profit and loss.

[00:17:42]However, their long-standing relationship faced a severe operational crisis when Obinna decided to invest a significant portion of his hard-earned business capital into expanding his commercial warehouse facility.

[00:17:57]To achieve this, he entered into a property transaction with a local land merchant in his home state.

[00:18:04]Unknown to Obinna, this merchant was a highly unscrupulous individual with deep connections to the local political elite.

[00:18:12]Months into the construction phase, Obinna was shocked to receive a sudden court injunction ordering an immediate halt to all development activities on the site, accompanied by a heavy police deployment enforcing the notice.

[00:18:26]Boom! Out of nowhere, life hit Obinna with standard Nigerian reality check.

[00:18:32]One sunny afternoon, while he was supervising workers with a mixed cement, three Hilux vans filled with heavily armed police officers just pull up. The leader of the squad, one Inspector Willy look like say he don't chop bribe for breakfast, just wave one white paper for Obinna face. He say, "Oga, step back.

[00:18:51]Court order don't drop. This land no belong to you again." Obinna almost faint on top the heap of sharp sand. His heart begin beat like local drum because he don't already sink millions of naira inside the foundation.

[00:19:05]When Obinna's legal counsel rushed to the Federal High Court Registry to investigate the origin of the sudden injunction, they discovered a classic case of institutional manipulation.

[00:19:16]The local land speculator had secured a sweeping ex parte order from a compliant judge sitting in chambers completely behind Obinna's back. No notification was ever sent to Obinna, no legal summons was served, and no opportunity was given for his legal representative to present his original title deeds or purchase receipts.

[00:19:37]The court had essentially stripped him of his property rights overnight based entirely on a one-sided, unchecked presentation of falsehoods.

[00:19:47]You see the play? The land merchants just go meet one judge will be like Justice Ibrahim Sharou or Justice Edward A, drop some heavy envelopes, and within 30 minutes ex parte order done already.

[00:19:58]No time to check due process, no time to find out if another person there on top the land. The judge just signed the paper while eating pepper soup for inside private office. When Obinna lawyer see the file, he scream, "Which kind arrangement be this? How can you judge a matter when you haven't even seen the defendant?" But for inside Nigerian court, if your pocket fat well well, you fit buy order where go state say your grandfather na the original owner of the full moon.

[00:20:33]Desperate to save his investment from total liquidation, Obinna had no choice but to liquidate his remaining liquid assets, which included a massive joint procurement fund he had explicitly pulled together with Adebayo to import their next mutual commercial container from overseas.

[00:20:54]When Obinna called Adebayo to explain that he could no longer provide his share of the import capital because he needed to channel every available kobo into paying emergency legal fees and settling background court influencers, the business conversation quickly deteriorated into intense frustration.

[00:21:16]When Adebayo hear the news through phone, he just shout, "Ah, ah, Obinna, waiting be this? You want to ruin my life? We don't give the supplier word for China, oh."

[00:21:29]Obinna try to explain, "My brother, court don't block my warehouse land. I need to pay lawyers. I need to look for registry people to clear the injunction." Adebayo, out of pure anger, come blast him. "That is how you people always behave in the East. One small money enter your hand, you go go play tribal politics or buy land where get dispute, come ruin clean business arrangement."

[00:21:58]Obinna self hire back. "Don't group me with your tribal nonsense. The system here is corrupt, and your people in Lagos ports are even worse."

[00:22:09]Within 5 minutes, 10 years of clean friendship scatter because of institutional decay.

[00:22:16]This story perfectly highlights the deep societal damage caused by institutional decay.

[00:22:23]When the judicial system ceases to function as an impartial, transparent arbiter, the economic security of ordinary, law-abiding citizens is instantly compromised.

[00:22:36]Furthermore, because the state fails to provide clear, reliable justice, individuals are forced to interpret their private misfortunes and frustrations through ethnic lenses, turning a clear-cut [music] problem of judicial corruption into an explosive ethnic conflict, which further damages national cohesion and destroys interpersonal trust across cultural boundaries.

[00:23:04]The main lesson inside this story clear past crystal water.

[00:23:09]The problem of Nigeria nobody ordinary citizens where they buy and sell for market. The real virus not the corrupt structure and the compromised judiciary where they create chaos.

[00:23:21]If for being a fit get fair hearing from court within 24 hours, he no go ever withdraw business capital and a day by all no go ever get reason to throw ethnic insults.

[00:23:33]But when the justice system turn to bidding war where the highest bidder wins, the ripple effect go go touch innocent relationships for street, come turn brothers to enemies overnight.

[00:23:47]Now, let us completely shift our analytical focus to another monumental political development that occurred during the exact same time frame.

[00:23:57]>> This involves the highly dramatic international episode centered on the controversial Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, [music] Sheikh Ahmad Gumi.

[00:24:06]Reports have fully confirmed that Sheikh Gumi was explicitly denied entry into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and summarily deported back to Nigeria upon his arrival at the Prince Mohammad bin Abdulaziz International Airport in Medina, completely preventing him from participating in the scheduled annual Hajj pilgrimage.

[00:24:26]Look at international level tracking.

[00:24:29]Sheikh Ahmad Gumi meeting say as he dey run things for inside local space, if he just carry standard visa, enter the holy land of Saudi Arabia, go enjoy pilgrimage.

[00:24:39]He pack his bags, wear his beautiful white robe, board plane with full confidence. But as he land for Medina Airport, immigration officers just look his database, look his past public statements, look his profile, and tell him, "Oga, change direction immediately.

[00:24:56]Your flight back to Nigeria they wait for tarmac.

[00:24:59]The man shock completely. He stop and almost fall come out for head.

[00:25:04]According to the official travel data and insider accounts from the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria, Sheikh Gumi had originally secured an official visa and was traveling as part of an invited delegation of religious scholars.

[00:25:17]However, Saudi immigration and homeland security intelligence officials intercepted him immediately at the border point.

[00:25:24]The official reason behind this high-profile deportation centers squarely on deep national security concerns held by the Saudi Arabian authorities regarding Gumi's long-standing public posture, controversial statements, and past operational interactions within Nigeria.

[00:25:41]The Saudi security operatives no get time for long grammar at all, I tell you. They don't do their homework well well.

[00:25:48]Them no say this not the cleric where they go inside deep forest for northern Nigeria, go hold high-level meetings, taking photos with heavily armed bandits and terrorists where carry AK-47.

[00:25:59]The Saudi authorities look the matter.

[00:26:01]Them say, "We are trying to protect millions of pilgrims from all over the world. We cannot allow a man where they act like public publicist or negotiator for forest bandits to roam free inside our holy cities." So, them cancel the visa right there at immigration desk.

[00:26:17]In a swift attempt to manage the immense public relations fallout following his sudden return to Nigeria, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi issued a detailed personal statement on his official social media platforms.

[00:26:28]>> [music] >> In his defense, the cleric vehemently claimed that his sudden deportation had absolutely nothing to do with any domestic security threats or bandit negotiations. Instead, Gumi explicitly blamed the Saudi government's decision on his outspoken, highly critical political views concerning global affairs, specifically referencing his public commentaries regarding the ongoing conflict in Gaza and broader Middle East geopolitics.

[00:26:54]The excuse where Gumi give not pure political gymnastics, my people. He won't turn the matter to international ideological struggle. He say, "Ah, it is because I did talk about Gaza. It is because I did criticize Western powers and global politics. That is why Saudi authorities they uncomfortable with my presence." He tried to paint himself like international freedom fighter or global political analyst with foreign governments they fear.

[00:27:21]Na men. This one na standard defense mechanism.

[00:27:25]When country deports you because of your local romance with forest bandits, you go come claim say you be global champion for human rights just to save your reputation for home front.

[00:27:37]However, a vast consensus of experienced political commentators, international relations experts, and security analysts have strongly and unequivocally disagreed with Sheikh Gumi's public explanation.

[00:27:53]Analysts point out that Saudi Arabia hosts millions of Islamic scholars from across the globe who hold highly vocal, passionate views on Palestinian affairs and Middle Eastern conflict without facing any form of deportation.

[00:28:09]Therefore, the explicit targeting of Gumi is heavily argued to be a direct consequence of his controversial domestic track record where he has consistently been accused of intellectualizing, sympathizing with, and validating the actions of violent terrorist groups and bandit networks operating within northern Nigeria.

[00:28:31]The experts don't expose the format completely. They say make Gumi cover his face with basket because that story no hold water at all.

[00:28:40]If Saudi Arabia they deport people because of Gaza comment, then nobody go enter the country for Hajj because almost every Muslim cleric, they talk about Gaza.

[00:28:50]The real truth is that the Saudi government gets zero tolerance for anyone we get single link with terrorism or armed banditry.

[00:29:00]For their country, they no get repentant bandits or forest negotiators we fit the collect government attention.

[00:29:07]If you show face with that kind profile, they will go flush you out immediately like Baghdad.

[00:29:13]Security analysts have gone further to launch a highly critical assault on the domestic policies of the Nigerian state regarding national security administration.

[00:29:24]They argue that Nigeria remains arguably the only country on the planet where an individual can openly fraternize with designated terrorist elements, hold press conferences detailing their grievances, and publicly advocate for state resources to be handed over to criminal networks under the guise of amnesty, all while roaming completely free without any form of judicial prosecution or state surveillance.

[00:29:51]The Saudi action is therefore viewed as a massive and embarrassing international indictment of Nigeria's weak stance on internal counterterrorism operations.

[00:30:02]This not the main painful truth where we must to talk.

[00:30:06]Nigeria not the only place where banditry don't turn to formal career path with career growth and human resource department.

[00:30:15]You go see person go inside forest, take picture with people who just kill innocent villagers, come back to town, come to demand say government must build schools and pay monthly allowance for the killers.

[00:30:26]If you try that one for any serious country where get government, you go just vanish from circulation before you even finish your first sentence.

[00:30:35]The Saudi deportation not clear message to Nigeria say, "If you people choose to tolerate madness for your house, we no go allow you carry the madness enter our own territory.

[00:30:45]>> [music] >> When you synthesize these major developments, the deep-seated institutional rot exposed within the Federal High Court of Abuja, and the dramatic international rejection of actors associated with northern insecurity, it becomes highly evident why these events are being framed as significant victories by pro-Biafran groups and structural reformers.

[00:31:10]To the southeastern audience and supporters of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, these occurrences serve as powerful validation of their core arguments that the Nigerian state structure is fundamentally fractured, its judicial arm is heavily compromised, and its security apparatus operates with a massive double standard that punishes political dissidents while tolerating violent actors.

[00:31:35]>> The whole thing just they give the Biafran movement massive leverage to state [music] get case for international level. They they point finger say, "Look at the double standard where we they talk about since. Nnamdi Kanu we they demand for self-determination, they inside prison for Sokoto facing life sentence after illegal rendition, while people we they negotiate with actual mass murderers, they pack visa, travel go Hajj before international security block them."

[00:32:02]This contrast not pure fuel for the separatist narrative because it they show the ordinary layman say the balance of justice for inside the country don't completely to one side.

[00:32:13]>> Ultimately, the overarching message of these unfolding political and judicial events is that the structural status quo within Nigeria is becoming increasingly unsustainable. The simultaneous breakdown of judicial ethics at the highest levels of the federal court system and the international embarrassment of its security narratives during the Hajj season create an environment that significantly strengthens Nnamdi Kanu's legal appeal.

[00:32:40]It provides his legal team with concrete, verifiable evidence of a dysfunctional system, while providing his massive follower base with powerful social political arguments to further challenge the legitimacy of the institutional frameworks keeping him confined.

[00:32:58]Now men, as the matter this stands so, the center can no longer hold at all.

[00:33:03]The thing don't clear say the legal and political for the freedom of Nnamdi Kanu don't enter gear five. With these judges suspension showing the rottenness inside the pot of soup of the Federal High Court and Saudi Arabia showing us how to treat bandit sympathizers, the full narrative don't change. Every single update they favor the appeal process because you cannot keep a man in prison using a court system where the regulatory body itself don't confirm say it's judges are heavily corrupt and unfit for service.

[00:33:36]We go keep our eyes on the ground to see how the next drama go unfold for inside this country where never cease to amaze the world.

[00:33:44]Now my people, make we talk real talk.

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