There is tension around the Federal High Court in Abuja where leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu, resumes his trial today.
Movement into the roads leading to the court was restricted as armed security operatives manned the entire area.
Attempts to get closer to the court was resisted by security operatives, including policemen, soldiers and DSS, who insisted one could not pass without an accreditation issued by them. Also allowed were staff of the court.
The Nation observed it was hostile environment and there were a few arguments.
Businesses operating within the perimetre around the court set up by the security operatives were also shut down.
Major streets adjourning the court were cordoned off by security operatives. This led to traffic jams in areas surrounding the court.
Along observed along the roads were trucks of well armed security operatives patrolling the area
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