Panic As #EndBadGovernance Protest Suspect Faint In Court

There was a mild drama on Friday when one of the suspects brought before the Federal High Court in Abuja over the recent #EndBadGovernance protests fainted in court.

Seventy-five suspects, aged between twelve and fifteen years of age, were brought by the Police before Justice Obiora Egwuatu on a 10-count charge in relation to their participation in the protest.

The suspects, who were allegedly arrested on August 3rd and have since been in detention, are accused of attempting to overthrow the government of President Bola Tinubu by participating in the nationwide protest.

However, when they were arraigned in court on Friday, one of the suspects fainted, which made Justice Egwuatu rise abruptly.

The development caused panic in the courtroom, with some background voices questioning why such young children should be arraigned in court. The other children were also seen shivering in fear with tears in their eyes.

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One response to “Panic As #EndBadGovernance Protest Suspect Faint In Court”

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    Sokale olukemi

    EXCUSE ME IS THIS THE TYPE OF GOVERNMENT NIGERIAN VOTTED FOR ?
    DICTATORSHIP WHERE MINORS WERE ARRANGED IN COURT
    A BABARIC INCONSIDERATE GOVERNMENT
    THE DAY OF RECKONING IS COMING AND EVERYONE WILL BE PUNISHED

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