COURT FREES NNAMDI KANU FROM DSS DETENTION, ORDERS HIM REMANDED IN KUJE PRISON

John Tsoho, equity of the government high court, Abuja, has requested that Nnamdi Kanu be remanded in Kuje jail pending his trial for injustice. The Federal High Court additionally struck out six charges of treasonable crime brought against Kanu by the Department of State Services (DSS). Tsoho, the judge, gave the request in the wake of listening to Mohammed Diri, advice to the Department of State Services (DSS), and Chuks Muoma (SAN), insight to Kanu. Muoma had contended that the blamed individual be remanded in jail authority far from the cell of the DSS.

He contended that since his imprisonment, his customer has been kept incommunicado for three months inside of the limitations the SSS office. He facilitate asked the court to send the denounced individual to jail so that his family could have admittance to him. Diri, on the other hand, asked the court to keep Kanu in the guardianship of the DSS for security reasons. In any case, the judge decided that the litigant be kept in the guardianship of the Nigeria Prison Service, Kuje. Kanu landed at the court a couple of minutes past 9am looking unkempt.

On December 23, 2015, he had declined to take his supplication before Ahmed Mohammed, equity of the government high court, Abuja, refering to absence of trust in the court. This was after Adeniyi Ademola, another equity of the government high court, Abuja, requested the DSS to discharge him genuinely, and after a boss judge court released and vindicated of charges of criminal intimidation and responsibility for society.

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