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ICC Presiding judge Osuji missed no chance to challenge Sang's lawyer's arguments

presiding judge Chile Eboe-Osuji

THE HAGUE: Nothing appeared to pass the ear of presiding judge Chile Eboe-Osuji Wednesday as Deputy President William Ruto's co-accused Joshua arap Sang took the stand to plead for the case to be dismissed on grounds that it lacks merit.

The Nigerian judge, in his thick-rimmed spectacles, was at his best as a judge-in-charge: attentive, firm, cautioning, staring and almost assuming the role of the classical 'grand inquisitor'.

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