Mr Malami said proceeds of the fight against corruption had been ploughed into the nation’s economy to impact the livelihood of Nigerians.
Justice Inyang Ekwo, however, struck out the suit after I.C. Nworgu, who appeared for the IPOB leader, told the court that the plaintiff had resolved to withdraw the suit.
Mr Kanu sued Messrs Malami and Abubakar for his extraordinary rendition from Kenya in June 2021.
The court held that the expulsion or extraordinary rendition of Mr Kanu, is a clear violation of his fundamental rights.
Mr Maina claimed the failure to seek medical treatment for his ailment led to his incapacitation and health deterioration.
The attorney-general falsely claimed that today’s Appeal Court ruling was only about the illegality of Mr Kanu’s forced removal from Kenya and transfer to Nigeria.
HEDA asked Attorney General Abubakar Malami “to initiate the process of repatriating “seized illicit funds as well as forfeited assets linked” to Mr Nnamani.
“The court will never shy away from calling the Executive to order when it tilts towards executive recklessness.”
Mr Malami has given EFCC approval to prosecute former aviation minister Stella Oduah and others for alleged N5 billion fraud.
