Sit-at-home: Police arraign four protesting traders
The Police in Enugu State have arraigned and remanded in prison custody four traders of Ogbete Main Market that protested against the sealing of their shops by Governor Peter Mbah
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The Police in Enugu State have arraigned and remanded in prison custody four traders of Ogbete Main Market that protested against the sealing of their shops by Governor Peter Mbah
The Enugu State Police Command has arraigned and remanded in prison custody four Ogbete Main Market traders for protesting against the sealing of their shops by Governor Peter Mbah for not coming to market on a Monday. The traders namely Ezebinagu Kaste, 45; Ez Patrick, 53; Friday Ani, aka Ozuomen 47 and Ogbu Jude Nkem, 37, were arraigned on three counts filed against them in the case between them and the Commissioner of Police. They were secretly arraigned before an Enugu North Magisterial District Court on Wednesday evening.
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