The Department of State Service, DSS, this weekend, released two #EndBadGovernance protesters, who have been in detention in Kaduna.
At press time, there are no fewer than 125 protesters still in detention, including 38 remanded by Justice Emeka Nwite, in Abuja.
FCNN gathered, yesterday, that the 38 detained protesters would appear before Justice Nwite for further hearing on their bail.
The 125 detained protesters have been in custody for over 62 days.
Meanwhile, Mr. Deji Adeyanju, counsel to the protesters, in an exclusive chat with FCNN, yesterday, expressed concerns over the lack of transparency in the judicial process.
According to Adeyanju, authorities claimed to have filed charges, “but our team has yet to receive any documents.”
He stated that the development highlights the inconsistencies in the handling of protest-related cases nationwide, though most of the 873 protesters arrested in Kano have been released, due to collaborative efforts by the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA
Adeyanju added that efforts are ongoing in Sokoto, as two protesters have been released in the North-West region, recently.
