Nnamdi Kanu was taken out of a Federal High Court sitting after he erupted in anger during his trial.
The IPOB founder challenged the proceedings and confronted the presiding judge, questioning the legal basis of the case brought before him.
The incident happened during a scheduled hearing attended by his legal team, prosecutors, and security personnel. Tension rose when Kanu interrupted the session, insisting that the court explain the specific law guiding the charges against him.
His outburst forced security operatives to step in. They moved toward the dock and escorted him out of the courtroom to restore order and allow the proceedings to continue without further disruption.
Court officials later confirmed that the hearing would continue despite the interruption, while his legal team prepared to address the concerns raised during the exchange. The matter is expected to return for another sitting on a date set by the court.


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