Kanu’s Case Is Dead; And Everybody Knows It – Njoku Jude Njoku, Esq.
The DSS and their hired quislings have gone into overdrive — paying cheap bloggers to ask one silly question:“Why protest when Kanu’s case is still in court?”Listen, that case is not “in court.” It’s in the grave for the following reasons: Doctrine of Finality — The Madukolu and Abacha Wall: Instead of ranting ignorantly online, go and read the Supreme Court Judgment on Madukolu v. Nkemdilim (1962) — you will find that once jurisdiction collapses, as was the case in Nnamdi Kanu v FRN (2022), the whole case dies instantly. In addition, we have another landmark Supreme Court case law…
