Nigerian Court Admits Terror Defendants' Statements for Trial in Abuja
The Federal High Court in Abuja admitted extrajudicial statements made by terror defendants, including Haruna Abbas and others, for trial. The defendants are accused of spying for the US and Israel's interests in Iran.
The case, ongoing since 2014, involves allegations of torture and inhuman treatment by the Department of State Services (DSS). The court ruled the statements admissible, emphasizing they were not coerced.
The trial is set to continue on January 22, 2026.
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