Despite widespread ignorance-driven propaganda by IPOB and their content-creator collaborators on social media, in the terrorism trial of Nnamdi Kanu currently ongoing in Abuja, there are only two matters before the Trial Court:
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What does the law under which the charges are brought say?
(i.e., the Terrorism Prohibition and Prevention Act, TPPA-2022)
- What evidence of documented actions credited to the accused as contravening that law is before the Court?
Once these two are fully juxtaposed and interrogated through exchanges between the Prosecution and the Defence, the Court will make its findings and reach a decision, applying the stipulations of that law.
Everything else is internet noise.
On Suggestions by Some Ignorant Analysts, Including Lawyers, That the Prosecution Has Not Established the Charge of Terrorism:
As previously clarified, under the TPPA-2022, the offence being tried begins and ends with the making of the broadcasts. It does not include what the listeners did with what they heard.
This means that, to secure a conviction in this trial, the Prosecution only needs to establish that the voice in those broadcasts is that of Nnamdi Kanu.
The Prosecution does not need to prove anything else.
Unfortunately for the Biafra-seekers making frantic podcasts, their reckless, bloodthirsty, and loud-mouthed saviour was, most of the time, speaking on video and live-streaming the content. Therefore, the Prosecution has an abundance—an avalanche—of the evidence they need to establish their case and secure a conviction.
Everything else you read or view on the internet, including the commentary from mediocre and largely dishonest lawyers in the Defense Team or on “motor-park TV” legal analyst platforms, is just hogwash.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
- Article: It Is Stark Ignorance To Think That An Accused Person Can Call In Any Witnesses Of His Choice Not Considered Necessary Witnesses By The Court, To Defend The Specific Charges Pending Before The Court
- Author: Tony Nnadi, LNC-NINAS
- Date: 26 October 2025
- Link: https://ninasmovementnews.substack.com/p/it-is-stark-ignorance-to-think-that