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Sowore & Others To Remain In Prison Till January 2021 For Protesting At The National Assembly
#EndSARS protesters arrested at the National Assembly on Friday, November 6, remanded in prison custody till January 2021.
The protesters alongside Omoyele Sowere stormed the National Assembly on Friday to paint the EndSARS graffiti on the road leading to Assembly. They were reportedly attacked and five of them arrested by the police.
Omoyele in a post shared online, said the arrested protesters were arraigned before a magistrate court and that the court ordered they be remanded in prison custody this January next year.
Sowore and others will emerge stronger and more importantly more equipped for the challenges ahead, while Buhari and his gang will exit and their memories will fade away quicker than envisaged.
This Government is always setting terrible precedences when it comes to respecting and regards to rule of law.
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