Mr Kanu also urged the appellate court to look into the FHC’s “foreclosure of the appellant’s right to defend the case by fielding witnesses.”
Mr Kanu, who disengaged his lawyers, had opted to represent himself in the charge before Justice Omotosho.
As a presidential candidate in 2023, Mr Tinubu could only poll a sour 4,772 votes in Enugu.
Mr Kanu is standing trial on alleged terrorism offences.
Mr Kanu, who is expected to open his defence today, is standing trial on alleged terrorism offences.
The IPOB leader argued that the law under which he’s being tried was a repealed law.
“I am Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. I stand for myself,” said the IPOB leader in court on Friday.
The IPOB leader then sought an adjournment to enable him to prepare for his defence.
The judge adjourned the trial until October 24 for the IPOB leader to open his defence.
