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Ekweremadu: trial enters the fourth week
Ekweremadu: trial enters the fourth week
The ongoing Old Bailey conspiracy trial of former Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu,
Beatrice, his wife, their daughter, Sonia and Dr Obinna Obeta enters the fourth week today.
Though it’s scheduled to last seven weeks, it may not go that far, yet run its entire
course. As of Thursday, the judge was yet to give an order on some agreed facts between the
Crown and the defence.
Thus far, the Crown hushed the call experts and called expert witnesses from the Royal Free Hospital, Hampstead and two police detectives. Among others, a representative of the Human Tissue Authority had also been at the witness box on behalf of the Crown Prosecution.
Ekweremadu: trial enters the fourth week
Led in his evidence by the prosecution’s Hugh Davies (KC), Nwamini told the court on the opening day of his testimony that he went to the Police to report the case in May; he lied that he was 15 years because of frustration that he was to go back to Nigeria because he was no longer a suitable kidney donor for Sonia.
While still being led in evidence, he said he lived in his village in Enugu till he was 15, when his uncle came and took him to Lagos to learn the business. He said he did his apprenticeship for four years before being set up by his uncle.
Moreover, he told jurors he ran his phone business for two years before coming to the United Kingdom on February 20th.
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