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Activist politician Omoyele Sowore has provided an update regarding the arrest of pro-Biafra activist Nnamdi Kanu's brother, Prince Emmanuel, Special Counsel Aloy Ejimakor, and other protesters advocating for Kanu's release.
Sowore claimed that Inspector General of Police, IGP Kayode Egbetokun, has instructed that they be taken to an undisclosed location.
In a post on X, he stated: “This is the status of those illegally detained under the #FreeNnamdiKanuNow movement at @FCT_PoliceNG command today, prior to the illegal orders of IGP Kayode Egbetokun to relocate them to an unknown destination, and the police assaulting us in front of the FCT command.”
The Nigeria Police Force (NPF) had apprehended Prince Emmanuel, Ejimakor, and others during the protest, transporting them to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Command CID.
Through a post on X, Ejimakor shared: “We have just been arrested. Myself, Prince Emmanuel, and others are currently at FCT COMMAND CID. We are located at No. 1 Zaria Street, Garki 2, Abuja.”
Ejimakor, alongside activist politician Omoyele Sowore and others, organized the protest calling for Kanu’s release.
The demonstrators who gathered in the Maitama area of Abuja were dispersed by the police.
Sowore alleged that the police fired upon the peaceful protesters in an effort to disperse them.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the reasons for the protest?
The protest was organized to demand the release of Nnamdi Kanu, a pro-Biafra activist who is currently detained.
Who were the individuals arrested during the protest?
The individuals arrested include Prince Emmanuel, Special Counsel Aloy Ejimakor, and other protesters supporting Nnamdi Kanu.
What actions did the police take during the protest?
The police dispersed the protesters and allegedly fired upon them in an attempt to control the situation.
