So here's what actually happened: On Tuesday during Nnamdi Kanu's latest court trial, he totally surprised everyone when he stood up and straight up said he didn't even know this lawyer, Charles Ude, who was claiming to represent him. It was a super awkward moment, because the whole court, including the judge, was trying to figure out what was going on and who was really representing Kanu.

I've seen clips and read news about courtroom drama before, but this one felt different because Kanu's known for being careful about who speaks for him, especially since he's been in the middle of so much controversy.

People are saying he did it to keep control of his defense team and only trust lawyers he knows, like Agabi, who he confirmed as his real counsel. Apparently, courts in Nigeria can get pretty packed with lawyers claiming to be involved, and the judge even had to limit how many could actually be in the room.

Moments like these just highlight how extra tense high-profile trials can get, especially when the stakes are so high. I would've felt super awkward for the lawyers in that situation! If you ask me, it kind of proves how important trust is between a client and their lawyer, especially in messy cases like this.