Mr Onanuga accused the lawyer of joining forces with Mr Sowore in the #FreeNnamdiKanu protests in Abuja.
“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.
This was announced in a statement by the chairman of the organising committee of JFCN, Maria Cardillo.
Mr Ejimakor disclosed his arrest in a social media post on Monday morning, shortly after police tear-gassed demonstrators.
Police officers on Monday fired tear gas to disperse #FreeNnamdiKanu protesters around Transcorp Hilton Hotel in Abuja.
The initiative positioned Nigerian polytechnics as key drivers of innovation, applied research, and digital transformation in Africa.
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Mr Sowore also dismissed the police injunction restraining the protest, claiming it had expired and was no longer valid.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 police have warned intending protesters, agitating for the release of IPOB headpin Mazi Nnamdi Kalu, against any form of protest around the Aso Rock and its environs.
