Abuja – Favour Kanu, sister-in-law of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader Nnamdi Kanu, has been barred from the next three court sessions. A Federal High Court in Abuja made this decision. The action followed allegations she recorded and published court proceedings online. This occurred despite a warning from Justice James Omotosho, the presiding judge. The incident involves Nnamdi Kanu sister-in-law.
When questioned, Favour Kanu stated, “I didn’t know the court was seated. The moment you cautioned me, I stopped because it was a livestream.”
Apology and Explanation in Court
Kanu Agabi, counsel for Nnamdi Kanu, appealed for forgiveness for Favour Kanu. He noted her apology. Favour Kanu admitted recording but said she stopped immediately when cautioned. Justice Omotosho emphasized the need for order and respect for court processes. The actions of Nnamdi Kanu sister-in-law prompted this discussion.
Court Rules on Conduct, Stresses Protocol
Justice Omotosho excused Favour Kanu from the next three sittings. He reiterated that justice would be served and court procedures must be followed. This incident concerning Nnamdi Kanu sister-in-law highlights the importance of courtroom decorum and protocol.
By Abdullah Korede
