At the resumed hearing of the case, Egbule who represented the accused when he was arraigned announced appearance for Kanu. But Obetta, an Enugu-based legal practitioner, also announced appearance on behalf of the accused. The double appearance resulted in serious argument. Egbule tendered a letter from Kanu’s wife to represent him in court, but Obetta told the court that he received a consent letter from kanu’s father and the indigenous people of Biafra to represent Kanu. Obetta also said that it was as a result of his inability to appear at the arraignment that Egbule was briefed to appear in the matter. Prosecution Counsel Moses Idakwo informed the court that the accused was not in court. Idakwo said their inability to bring the accused was as a result of the application challenging the jurisdiction of the court to try the matter. In his ruling, Chief Magistrate Shuaibu Ahmed, said in a criminal trial it was binding on the prosecution to bring the accused to court as required by law. Ahmed adjourned the case till November 23 to enable prosecution produce the accused and for Kanu to choose his legal representative among the battling lawyers.]]>