#EndSARS: Government Continues The Clampdown Of Promoters

#EndSARS: Government Continues The Clampdown Of Promoters
Eromosele Adene and other promoters
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Even as many notable Nigerians and organisation calls on government to stop the persecution of #EndSARS protesters, report has said that Policemen attached to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) in Lagos on Monday filed an application at the Yaba Magistrate Court demanding for court order to detain one of the #EndSARS protesters, Eromosele Adene, for an extra 30 days.

Eromosele was said to have been taken to the state police command headquarters after being arrested from his Ikeja home about 10 days ago. He was detained at the SCID in Panti and was subsequently flown to Abuja to Abuja last week Monday.
He was brought back to Lagos on Sunday after being detained at the Force Headquarters, Abuja for seven days. Report has said that the police secretly approached one Magistrate O.A Salau without his lawyer’s consent on Monday and filed an application to detain the young man for another 30 days.

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The lawyer, Mr. Tunde Jinadu, in a chat with journalists, expressed disappointment with the conduct of the policemen.

He said: ‘We were not served with any notice. We were not called that he was being brought to SCID. An ACP told me they didn’t know where he was. This sharp practice of the police needs to stop. They just wanted to shut us out. That was how they flew him to Abuja last week without my knowledge.’

‘Luckily, some good people informed me that he (Eromosele) had been taken to a magistrate court. Thank God I have a car. I was able to quickly arrive at the court.’

‘The police asked the magistrate for an order to remand him for 30 days despite the fact that he had already spent 12 days in their custody.’

‘We tendered a medical report from Eko Hospital as regards the liver complication and immune system and we made an oral application for bail. And we notified the magistrate that he (Eromosele) had been moved from one detention facility to the other and one state to the other.’

 

AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK

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