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IPOB Challenges New Witness in Nnamdi Kanu’s Trial

IPOB Questions Inclusion Of New Witness In Nnamdi Kanus Trial (via Primetweets)
The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) expressed concern over a newly introduced witness’s role in the ongoing trial of their leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, as detailed in a statement from their Media and Publicity Secretary, Comrade Emma Powerful.

IPOB has raised alarms regarding the sudden emergence of a witness known as Prosecution Witness BBB (PW-BBB) in the trial of their leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

The organization’s statement, issued by Comrade Emma Powerful, questioned the legitimacy of the witness’s inclusion, claiming he was not among those initially disclosed to the defense.

This unexpected appearance during the court proceedings has sparked concerns about the integrity of legal procedures. IPOB stressed the importance of adhering to proper protocols to ensure a just trial.



“We urge the court to take notice of this incident and ensure that all legal standards are observed to uphold fairness and justice,”
the statement asserted.

IPOB further pointed out that accurate documentation of witnesses is crucial, arguing that adding unlisted witnesses can hinder legal preparations and compromise the defense’s ability to effectively challenge testimony.

The organization also voiced ongoing concerns regarding Mazi Nnamdi Kanu’s detention, calling for clarity in the management of his case. They asserted that the conditions of his detention are well-recorded, urging authorities to respect his rights throughout the judicial process.

Additionally, IPOB appealed to media outlets to provide precise coverage of developments and to uphold the principles of fairness and neutrality.



“We have faith that the judiciary will preserve its integrity and safeguard the rights of everyone involved during these proceedings,”
IPOB concluded.

The group wrapped up their statement by seeking fairness in the judicial process, urging authorities to honor legal protocols and ensure transparency in their leader’s trial.

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