The suspects had intended to cause disruption across the country under the pretexts of upcoming protests, according to information uncovered by the police.
The “abusive arrests” were evidence of “the repressive, dictatorial and unlawful behaviour” of the military, Mr N’Gadé said.
The UN condemned the coup and undermining of democratic governance, peace and stability in Niger.
The two countries said a military intervention against Niger would amount to a declaration of war.
Ms Kazeem said the removal of fuel subsidy by the federal government had caused hotel owners to increase their accommodation rates.
“The chiefs of defence staff of ECOWAS should quickly commence deliberations on military options,” he said.
So far there have been 11 failed attempts at bringing an end to the conflict.
Joshua Agboola is also considering the potential of being world’s youngest developer associate.
U.S. urges ECOWAS to defend constitutional order in Niger and maintain “zero tolerance for unconstitutional change.”
The resolutions, among several others, resulted from a special meeting held on Sunday by ECOWAS member states in Abuja, Nigeria.
