The Court of Appeal has requested that the High Court consider the Central Government’s appeal against the ruling that exonerated Nnamdi Kanu of the Central Bank’s accusations of psychological warfare in a timely manner.
To this purpose, the Re-appraising Court on Friday asked its library to order and send the record of appeal about the October 13 verdict to the High Court in around seven days.
In a ruling issued on Friday in Abuja, the Re-appraising Court further urged the parties involved (Kanu and the Central Government) to immediately resolve the documents so that they may be sent to the High Court in accordance with this order.
Equity Haruna Tsamani’s ruling on the Central Government’s appeal for a judgment stay halted the execution of its verdict that cleared Kanu of all allegations of illegal intimidation and blamed him for moving from Kenya to Nigeria.
Equity Tsamani kept up the National Government application and asked for the judgment’s execution to be delayed.
The National Government had requested a suspension of the judgment’s execution pending the outcome of its High Court appeal.
In the preparation ruling, Equity Tsanami ruled that Kanu’s legitimate group’s countersworn statement, which was submitted in opposition to the National Government application, was misleading.
“On that note, I believe that this application is commendable and I hold that opinion. Thus, the candidate’s only complaint presented by the application is resolved. The application is also conceded, hence I ask that the following be done: “That the execution of the judgment transmitted by the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division on the thirteenth day of October 2022 in Allure No: CA/ABJ/CR/625/2022 between Nnamdi Kanu Versus Thus, the Government Republic of Nigeria continues to be open with the discussion and assurance of the litigant’s/appeal candidate’s against the High Court’s proclaimed ruling. that within seven (7) days of today, the record of the appeal must be assembled and sent to the High Court by this Court’s vault.
This gatherings’ instruction is to settle the records quickly for transmission to the High Court as requested thus”.