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Ex-PDP Spokesman In Ebonyi, Chika Nwoba, Remanded In Prison For Accusing Commissioner Offia-Nwaki Of Diverting N3Billion - Vimarsana News

Ex-PDP Spokesman In Ebonyi, Chika Nwoba, Remanded In Prison For Accusing Commissioner Offia-Nwaki Of Diverting N3Billion

    An Abakaliki Magistrate Court has remanded a former spokesperson for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and a member of the party’s Interim Caretaker Committee in Ebonyi State, Mr Chika Nwoba, in prison custody. He was remanded for accusing the Ebonyi State Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Mr Oguzorkanu Offia-Nwali, of diverting N3 billion empowerment funds.

#EndSARS: Lagos State Government Under Sanwo-Olu Detains 34 Protesters Since 2020 After Covering Up Killings – AAC - Vimarsana News

#EndSARS: Lagos State Government Under Sanwo-Olu Detains 34 Protesters Since 2020 After Covering Up Killings – AAC

As reactions continue to trail the revelations of a leaked mass burial memo of 103 Nigerians massacred during the #EndSARS protest in October 2020, the African Action Congress (AAC) party has called for accountability. While condemning the actions of the Lagos State government and its complicit actors in the heinous #EndSARS Lekki massacre and desperate attempts to cover it, AAC insisted that those responsible for such atrocities must face the full wrath of the law.

Names Of 31 People Arrested During 2020 #EndSARS Protest Still Languishing In Lagos Jails Over 2 Years After - Vimarsana News

Names Of 31 People Arrested During 2020 #EndSARS Protest Still Languishing In Lagos Jails Over 2 Years After

No fewer than 31 people who were arrested during the #EndSARS Protest of 2022 are yet to be released after spending over two years in jail in Lagos State without being tried in any court of law. SaharaReporters learnt that contrary to what the state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, stated during the run-up to the 2023 general elections that all the people arrested during the 2020 protest had been released from detention, there are still at least 31 people who have been identified as still being detained.