#EndBadGovernance Movement: Three Protesters Released After Arrest

#EndBadGovernance Movement: Three Protesters Released After Arrest

Three activists, Adaramoye Michael “Lenin,” Mosiu Sodiq, and Simon Opaluwa, have been released after meeting the bail conditions set by the Federal High Court in Abuja. They were arrested in August during protests held from August 1 to 10, where young Nigerians demanded an end to bad governance and a reversal of certain policies implemented by the Tinubu administration…….CONTINUE READING 

The trio, along with seven other protesters, faced charges of treason and were subsequently arraigned before Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court in Abuja. On September 11, 2024, the court granted bail to all ten defendants in the amount of ₦10 million each, requiring one surety of the same value.

The trial judge specified that the sureties must reside in Abuja and own properties within the city, and they were required to submit documentation to the court registrar along with an affidavit of means.

On Thursday, human rights activist and 2023 presidential candidate of the African Action Congress, Omoyele Sowore, announced the activists’ release on his official X handle. He highlighted that the trio had successfully fulfilled the bail conditions set by Justice Nwite and called for the release of other detainees, including Isaac Bristol, known as #PidomNigeria.

He stated, “Three of our comrades who’ve languished in prison for partaking in the #EndBadGovernanceinNigeria revolt have just fulfilled their bail conditions and are out of Kuje prison cells. They are: Michael Tobiloba Adaramoye ‘Lenin,’ Mosiu Sadiq, and Comrade Opaluwa Eleojo Simeon. We eagerly await the final release of others, including Isaac Bristol #PidomNigeria, as soon as possible.

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