The judge adjourned the matter until June 22 for ruling.
Justice Umar also ordered the defendant, who is being prosecuted by the State Security Service (SSS), for alleged cyberbullying related offences, to enter his defence beginning from June 5.
Mr Sowore vowed to tackle corruption, insecurity, and poor governance.
The judge adjourned the case until May 8 for ruling on the no-case submission.
The NBA said, “Courtrooms in a constitutional democracy are open to the public not as arenas for performance.”
Mr Kaakaki ordered Mr Moshood to pay N30 million to Mr Sowore as compensation for violating his rights.
Mr Sowore said that organised and strategic mobilisation remained critical to advancing democratic objectives.
The protesters sang, “We no go gree, we no go gree, Akpabio, pass the bill.”
“You cannot tender a document through a witness who said he did not know anything about it,” ruled the judge. “The document is, hereby, marked as rejected.”
Every official involved in the arrest, detention, neglect, and concealment of Mrs Ifedi’s death must be identified and prosecuted.
