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The Supreme Court has adjourned the hearing on the appeal of the detained leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra , Nnamdi Kanu, to May 11, 2023. “We are very firm in our belief that the Almighty ChukwuOkike Abiama will take absolute control of today’s proceedings. His Grace will prevail in judgment over today's outing at the Supreme Court.”
Ejimakor said that Nigeria's apex court should undo the grave injustice that was done to Kanu almost two years ago, saying that injustice has an expiry date and today should be the expiry date.
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