Today, November 7, Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), lost his temper in court.
Kanu, who is representing himself, showed up in court today but chose not to begin his defense in his terrorism trial.
Rather, he became enraged and accused the judge of not knowing what justice was.
“You have no idea what justice entails. “You don’t know what justice is,” Kanu remarked.
“Black Africans are worthless. “You have no idea what justice is,” he continued.
Kanu said that by disregarding the Constitution, the judge was perverting justice.
He referred to the proceedings as “nonsense” and wanted to see the “written law” underlying the court’s decisions.
“Your constitution states that unless the law is drafted, no one may be tried. “Show me the written law,” he insisted.
He continued: “You think Britain can ask you to jail me and you’ll jail me. You’re dreaming.”
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