However, Justice BINTA NYAKO attached tough conditions to KANU’s bail, including one hundred million and three sureties in like sums.
The trial judge also barred KANU from granting media interviews or addressing press briefing or his bail would be revoked.
Our correspondent JAMES IGAH reports that journalists were not allowed to cover the court proceedings by operatives of the Department of State Services.
But Ekiti State Governor, AYO FAYOSE and former Aviation Minister, FEMI FANI-KAYODE were some PDP chieftains from outside the South-East geopolitical zone who were in court in solidarity with the pro-Biafra agitation leader.
NNAMDI KANU is treason charges, alongside three other members of his Indigenous People of Biafra.
Reports from different parts of the South East indicate that Igbos who are sympathetic to the Indigenous People of Biafra greeted the court pronouncement in favour of NNANDI KANU with jubilation.
Our News Desk has learned from sources within the commercial town of Aba in Abia State that the roads have been taken over by jubilant youths, from Ariaria International Market down to main Park and beyond.
Our correspondents have also monitored a similar situation around Ikokwu Auto Spare Parts market down to Olu Obasanjo Road in Port Harcourt.
