Kanu, who looked gloomy and heavily weighed down, as he appeared in court today, June 29, for the continuation of his trial, said that his house was unlawfully invaded by security men with his life seriously threatened.
The self-acclaimed Biafran leader further alleged that he would have been killed along with others on the day of the invasion if not for the wisdom he applied to jump out of the country.
Kanu, who has been remanded in the custody of the Department of State Security (DSS) by the court, is facing, among others, criminal charges of terrorism and treasonable felony brought against him by the federal government.