Court denies Nnamdi Kanu bail cites “jumping bail” after he escaped operation python dance sent to kiII in his house that saw to the death of many.
Justice Binta Nyako had MONDAY 20th May, 2024, ruled on the bail application case filed by Aloy Ejimakor, counsel to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.
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In a ruling on Kanu’s request, Justice Nyako said that she found as a fact that Kanu jumped the bail earlier granted him and escaped out of the country.
The Judge also held that the sureties who stood for him in the earlier bail had applied to be discharged and had been discharged on the ground that they could not locate Kanu and did not know his whereabouts.
Justice Nyako said that the only option left for Kanu was to go to the Court of Appeal and exercise his right of appeal.
The Judge disagreed with Kanu’s lead counsel that the Supreme Court held that the earlier bail granted him ought not to have been revoked, adding that she had perused the Supreme Court judgment copy and did not see the claim of the lawyer.