Lawyer Criticizes Court for Not Evaluating Evidence in Nnamdi Kanu's Case

The lawyer for Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), claims that the court failed to assess evidence in Kanu's case, including his plea for self-defense against armed herdsmen. Kanu was convicted of terrorism and sentenced to life in prison by the Abuja Federal High Court under Justice James Omotosho.

The lawyer, Jude Njoku, argues that the court disregarded crucial evidence, such as videos of prominent figures like Theophilus Danjuma advocating for self-defense. Njoku asserts that Kanu's call for self-defense was not incitement to violence but a legitimate response to attacks.

The lawyer also criticizes the court for allegedly ignoring evidence presented by the defense team. Additionally, the lawyer mentions statements made by the Director-General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Adeola Olu.