Nnamdi Kanu: Court adjourns IPOB leader’s trial indefinitely after failure to appear in Court

The embattled leader of the IPOB is currently in the custody of the department of state service (DSS), and he is facing an amended 7-count terrorism charge.

THETALK.NG reports that The Federal High Court Abuja on Monday adjourned Nnamdi Kanu’s case without any future date.

Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the proscribed IPOB, did not appear at the court on Monday for the trial of his re-arraignment

The federal government has told a high court in Abuja that the detained leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has refused to present himself before the court.

The government made the claim before the court over the planned re-arraignment of the IPOB leader on Monday, November 14, Vanguard reported.

The embattled leader of the IPOB is currently in the custody of the department of state service (DSS), and he is facing an amended 7-count terrorism charge.

The team of federal government prosecutors were led by the director of public prosecution M.B Abubakar, who told Justice Binta Nyako, that the IPOB leader declined to appear before the court for the trial.