Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance

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 Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance

- A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja orders Senator Abaribe to give reasons why Nnamdi Kanu failed to appear in court

 - Justice Binta Nyako gives Abaribe and two others options of producing Kanu or forfeiting their bail bonds of N100 million each.

 A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has ordered the senator representing Abia South, Enyinnaya Abaribe, to produce Nnamdi Kanu or forfeit his bail bond of N100 million which he paid to the court in respect of the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB). R October 17, after Senator Abaribe applied to the court to discharge him from the suretyship, bond and recognizance of the bail of Kanu. Justice Binta Nyako ordered the senator to appear before the court to give reasons why the IPOB leader failed to appear for his trial.

 Nyako also gave Abaribe and the two others three options of producing Kanu, forfeiting their bail bonds of N100 million each or asking for more time to produce the first defendant. She said Abaribe can only be discharged from his suretyship only and when the first defendant - Kanu - is made available for his trial or forfeit his N100 million bail bond. XENDER  NEWS had earlier reported that Nnamdi Kanu was absent in court as hearings on his trial commenced. Kanu who was expected to appear before Justice Binta Nyako of the Federal High Court was no where in sight.
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The director of public prosecution, S. M Labaran said the state fears that the trial might not go on as planned. Labaran said the first defendant who was granted bail on August 25, on the grounds of medical challenge was not present in court.

Below are some photos taken by XENDER NEWS photo journalist, Mazi Okechukwu, at the Federal High Court in Abuja on Tuesday, October 17 court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance Nnamdi Kanu and Biafra agitation..
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               Court summons Senator Abaribe over Nnamdi Kanu’s disappearance

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