17/10/2025
DRAMA IN ABUJA COURT AS REV.FR MBAKA STORMS NNAMDI KANU'S TRIAL DEMANDS TO TAKE HIM HOME AS THE NIGERIAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION DECLARES NNAMDI FIT FOR TRIAL AS COURT SETS OCTOBER 23 FOR DEFENSE TO BEGIN.. Please this is a must watch for everybody for it is very important..Hence we share valuable insightful and impactful informations to our own learning usefulness and awareness campaign.
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There was high drama yesterday at the Federal High Court in Abuja when popular cleric, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, made a surprise appearance during the trial of IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. According to eyewitnesses, Fr. Mbaka walked into the courtroom dressed fully in his priestly robe and declared that he had come to “take Nnamdi Kanu home”, insisting that “enough is enough” with the continued injustice against him.
TalkuTalku News Worldwide hinted that the unexpected presence of the fiery priest caused tension in the courtroom as security operatives, including police and military personnel, reportedly hesitated to approach him. Many whispered that under international law and religious immunity, clergymen are not to be harassed, arrested, or detained while performing their spiritual duties.In his words, Fr. Mbaka said:“If standing for justice and truth is a crime, then I am guilty too. If you must detain him, then detain me also. A priest’s calling is to defend the voiceless, not to watch them suffer.” He further cautioned authorities, saying:“Touch not the anointed and do my prophets no harm for when a nation begins to persecute truth, God withdraws His mercy.
Meanwhile TalkuTalku News Worldwide garnered that the Medical panel confirms Nnamdi Kanu fit for trial, clearing way for terrorism case to proceed on October 23. The medical panel constituted by the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has declared that Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), is medically fit to stand trial on terrorism charges.The panel’s report was submitted to the Federal High Court in Abuja by the prosecution team, led by Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Adegboyega Awomolo. Portions of the report were read in open court on thursday. The panel concluded that the health condition cited by Kanu is not life-threatening.The medical assessment was commissioned by Justice James Omotosho following conflicting claims from Kanu’s personal physician and the Department of State Services (DSS), under whose custody Kanu remains. The judge ruled that, based on the NMA panel’s findings, the trial would now proceed.The medical assessment was commissioned by Justice James Omotosho following conflicting claims from Kanu’s personal physician and the Department of State Services (DSS), under whose custody Kanu remains.
TalkuTalku News Worldwide hinted that the judge ruled that, based on the NMA panel’s findings, the trial would now proceed.Justice Omotosho has scheduled six consecutive days beginning October 23 for Kanu to open and close his defence.In a related ruling, the court granted a request by Kanu’s defence counsel, Kanu Agabi (SAN), for a private legal consultation with his client. The defence had raised concerns over alleged surveillance by the DSS during previous meetings.The court ordered that the private consultation be held inside the courtroom on October 22, between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon, with only Kanu and his legal team present. The trial will resume the following day.