Dr Ezekwesili earlier took to her Twitter handle to announce the infringement of her human right to peaceful movement, stating that the police could not come up with a reason for interrupting the protest.
She wrote that “Without stating the reason of our arrest and detention, Commissioner of Police at the FCT, CP Bello, has asked us to be let out of their station.
“We insisted on a formal charge and release, but his response? ‘I am the Commissioner&now release you to go.'”
“Tomorrow morning, we shall continue with our #BBOGMarchToTheVilla that was flagrantly and lawlessly interrupted by the police today,” she said.
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