“But let them be reminded: they will not gain in the streets what they have disgracefully lost at the polls,” the statement explained.
Although very few court workers, lawyers, litigants, and private guards of the court were seen in the premises, no judge was sighted.
Police officers on Monday fired tear gas to disperse #FreeNnamdiKanu protesters around Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja.
Mr Umar urged Nigerians to exercise caution and cooperate with security agencies to ensure peaceful demonstrations.
Mr Odumosu called on citizens, in support or against the planned rallies, to adhere strictly to the provisions of the court order.
Mr Sowore also dismissed the police injunction restraining the protest, claiming it had expired and was no longer valid.
The court also barred the protesters from anywhere close to the villa, National Assembly, Force Headquarters, Court of Appeal, Eagle Square, and Shehu Shagari Way.
NMA has told the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court that Nnamdi Kanu’s ailment was not life-threatening.
Mr Gamji said that they would not stand by and watch the duo of Messrs Atiku and Sowore use the ordeal of the Biafran activist as a chessboard to launch their political campaign and set the country
Mr Kanu, the leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), was first arrested in 2015 on charges of treasonable felony and terrorism.
