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The incarcerated leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, has decided to take over the defense of his own case in court, which has shocked Obi Aguocha, the member of the House of Representatives representing the Ikwuano-Umuahia Federal Constituency of Abia State.
According to reports, Kanu fired his attorneys who were representing him against the Federal Government’s terrorism allegations on Thursday in public court.
In response, Aguocha said he was shocked that Kanu took up the defense of his own case in court during an interview on Arise Television.
According to him, the IPOB commander has a constitutional right to enough time to make sure he has a strong defense.
Nnamdi Kanu spoke with the legal team yesterday, according to Aguocha. We were all taken aback when Godwin Kanu Agabi, the former Attorney-General of the Federation, told the court that he and the legal team—particularly those from the inner temple—were withdrawing.
Nnamdi Kanu agreed that he would handle his defense for the time being when the judge, who was likewise taken aback, questioned him about it. He would handle his defense for the time being, but that doesn’t mean that attorneys won’t be involved if another occasion presents itself tomorrow. That’s what transpired in the courtroom.
When Nnamdi Kanu took on the defense of his own case, I was pleasantly surprised. The fact that none of us were aware of it simultaneously startled and amazed me. As usual, I showed up for court, attended the sessions, and did everything else.
“He has a constitutional right to sufficient time and facilities to ensure he has a sufficient defense.”
