The court said the damages to be paid to Kanu were for the invasion of his house.
The court also ruled that the Umuahia High Court has jurisdiction to rule on extradition cases as one of the applications was solely on the status.
The judge stated that the defence counsel did little or nothing to defend the evidence as provided by the plaintiff.
Aloy Ejimakor, lawyer to Nnamdi Kanu in the suit filed on August 27, 2021, sought an order of injunction restraining the Federal Government from taking any further step in prosecuting Kanu in the charge numbered FHC/ABJ/CR/383/2015.
The suit also is seeking an order compelling the government to forthwith release Kanu from detention, restore the liberty he enjoyed before his alleged abduction on June 19, 2021, and repatriate him to Britain, where is he is a citizen.
Kanu also demanded an apology for the alleged infringement of his fundamental rights, to be published in three national dailies.
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