 The Court of Appeal of Boudre has reserved judgement in the case or reverse judgement in the case between the leader of the indigenous people of Biafra Namdi Kano and the federal government. Tuesday was fixed for hearing of the appeal between Kano and the federal government. During the proceedings, the Court of Appeal asked the federal government legal team to confirm if Kano's charges were met seven times since 2015. Lawyer from the office of the Attorney General of the Federation admitted in the affirmative. Recall that Justice Binta Nyaku had, on the 8th of April, struck out 8 out of 15-count terrorism-related charges against Kano. The satisfied Kano, through his lawyer, Chief Mike Uzakome S.A.N., approached the Court of Appeal challenging the remaining seven-count terrorism-related charge file against his client. They maintained that the forceful rendition of Kano has not been denied by the federal government and all the counts alleged except one. They did not mention the location where Kano was purportedly committed and had committed due offence. I will be able to demonstrate before the Court of Appeal, as we did before the law called, that Namdi Kano never jumped bail. You jumped bail when you voluntarily escaped from trial and refused to attend trial. We all saw that on the 16th of September 2017, Namdi Kano was with his late father Eze Kano in his ancestral home in Umuahia, Afarauku, Ibeko, Umuahia, Abia State. When the federal government, using the Army, through Operation Battle, invaded the home and killed in cold blood twenty-eight unarmed Nigerians, Namdi Kano managed to escape by providence. Are you saying that he should have waited for you to kill him when he-