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When it comes to a discussion of eDiscovery practices on this blog (and others, including my blog eDiscovery Today), the focus tends to be mostly on US practices and laws. Not only US...

Kanunta said UK’s silence over Kanu’s trial would not stop the actualisation of the Biafra agitation. | Pulse Nigeria

Some weeks ago, Justice Tsoho issued Practice Directions On Trial of Terrorism cases, noting that “the distance and size of perimeters to be secured for the trial shall be determined based on the recommendation of security agencies on a case-by-case basis.”

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Kanu’s trial by the Nigerian government which continued last Friday, April 8, was the first casualty of the new directive.

The Federal High Court on Thursday stated this in a directory referred to as “Practice Directions On Trial of Terrorism Cases” obtained by SaharaReporters.

Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, has rejected the decision of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration to try Nnamdi Kanu, leader

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The Federal High Court has barred journalists and members of the public from attending proceedings in terrorism-related cases. The court’s Chief Information Officer, Catherine Christopher, announced the new ‘Practice Direction’ in a statement on Thursday. The statement said the Chief Judge of the court, John Tsoho, issued the directive in the exercise

The Federal High Court on Thursday introduced its new Practice Directions on the trial of terrorism-related cases in the country.

In compliance with a contentious Practice Directions issued on Thursday by the Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, John Tsoho, journalists covering the