According to Daily Post, the witness presented flash drives containing seven recordings of Kanu’s broadcasts, which were admitted into evidence and played in open court.

In one of the broadcasts dated December 12, 2020, Kanu described the Eastern Security Network (ESN) as a vigilante force to defend the South East. Toward the end of the same broadcast, he allegedly incited violence against Wike, accusing him of offering a N50 million bounty for the head of a Biafran, and urged his followers to kill him.
In a third broadcast, Kanu was said to have placed a N100 million bounty on Wike’s head, promising to pay cash to anyone who could “take him down, dead or alive.” The DSS maintained that these directives amounted to incitement to terrorism and violence, forming a critical part of the charges against Kanu in his ongoing trial.