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Respect to the people you are actually worried about, the people who commit violent crimes. when i see this stuff i remember when i used to prosecute terrorism cases. when we give the discovery out in the terrorism cases it would always come with a warning that said if you distributed or disseminated this material without authorization of the court you could be held in contempt. and i used to sit there and think we have guys here who are mass murder attacks. you think they are worried about being held in contempt of court? you have people committing violent crime with firearms and, you know, i...

(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.

Kanu is expected to appear in the Federal High Court, Abuja today (Friday), in continuation of his trial.

Whoever violates the new practice direction is deemed to have committed an offence under the terrorism law.