‘Show me the law’ – Appeal Court must answer question Nnamdi Kanu asked judge – Prince Emmanuel

As proceeding successful the entreaty filed by Nnamdi Kanu commences, the Court of Appeal volition person to supply an reply to the Indigenous People of Biafra leader’s request that helium should beryllium shown the instrumentality upon which helium was tried and convicted, Kanu’s brother, Prince Emmanuel, has said.

Kanu had, successful the people of his proceedings connected coercion charges by the Abuja Federal High Court, asked the proceedings judge, Justice James Omotosho, ‘to amusement him the law’.

As a result, the connection – “Show maine the law”, became a fashionable slogan among IPOB members and observers of the protracted trial.

In a connection released on Tuesday, Prince Emmanuel Kanu, the younger member of the IPOB leader, said the appellate tribunal volition person to reply the arguable question.

The connection noted that the Abuja Federal High Court judgement can’t basal if the Court of Appeal does not place a implicit written instrumentality that authorised the conviction.

“On 20 November 2025, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu stood successful tribunal and asked the astir unsafe question immoderate accused idiosyncratic tin inquire a judge: “Show maine the law.”

“He demanded the extant written instrumentality successful unit connected that ...