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The Abuja Federal High Court announced on Thursday that Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), is considered an international terrorist and someone inclined towards anarchy.
Justice James Omotosho, in the ongoing judgment, stated that Kanu extended his acts of terrorism to the United States when he called for the American Embassy to be attacked during a broadcast.
The judge based his decision on another broadcast in which the defendant ordered the destruction of the British High Commission and the assassination of its officials.
He asserted that Kanu qualifies as an international terrorist due to his behavior, statements, and actions, which include the unlawful orders he issued to destroy properties belonging to the United States and the United Kingdom.
According to the judge, Kanu is driven by anarchy and acted with intent in all his actions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the court's ruling regarding Nnamdi Kanu?
The court declared Nnamdi Kanu an international terrorist and an individual inclined towards anarchy.
Why was Kanu considered an international terrorist?
Kanu was deemed an international terrorist due to his broadcasts that incited violence against foreign embassies and officials.
What specific actions led to Kanu's classification?
His calls for the destruction of the American Embassy and the British High Commission, along with threats against their officials, contributed to his classification.
