feasibly angry Kanu snapped back saying he would not be jailed by a “mad man.”
According to Kanu, “He wants to try me in the secret? They are killing my people, after killing my people you tell me you want to try me in secret?”
“The person is mad! Completely mad!! Tell Buhari that’s what I said, that he is mad! He cannot jail me, he is a mad man.”
“There is a contempt of court proceeding here, contempt of court, they don’t obey court order, and you’re telling me secret trial. Is the person mad? Rubbish! It is not possible.”
“When Buhari testified against me in public, what happened, why didn’t he guard his utterances?”
“He appoints judges, Buhari has been appointing judges in this country, he should stop intimidating judges that is rubbish! I cannot have it. Buhari can intimidate judges, not me (speaks Igbo).”
Honestly, I was wow when I watch the video of it. This shows that he knows what he is doing, he knows his rights, and he sounded and looked bold even in the President’s backyard – Abuja.
From thenceforth, I begin to believe this man and his determination.
4. IMPRISONED ALMOST 2 YEARS BUT DIDN’T SHOW ANY SIGN OF DROPPING HIS AGITATION: he didn’t show remorse, didn’t compromise, didn’t pleaded to be release rather he was in triumphant mood much later, saying, “I will rather remain in detention than subject myself to a trial that I know amounts to perversion of justice.
“I will not have a fair trial in this very court because information available to me indicates that I will not receive fair trial before this very judge.” That is the second time Kanu will see to the dismissal of a judge in his case.
With his mood, both facial and spoken words are enough reason one should not doubt his capability. Believe me, this man is a God sent…
5. REJECTED A LUCRATIVE OFFER: According to premium times, it was alleged that he was promised a huge sum of money and oil block to which to drop his agitation. What a whooping offer? But he turned down the offer. The report reads:
Nnamdi Kanu, leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), says he was made an offer in detention to secede with the five Igbo states but he rejected the offer because it did not constitute the complete territory of Biafra.
“They gave me Biafra in prison with only the five Igbo states; I said no, I want Benue and
