The chairman of the association, Charles Ugwuanyi, made the call in an interview.
If convicted of the charged offences, Aina faces a maximum possible sentence of lifetime imprisonment, and Abiodun faces a maximum possible sentence of 40 years’ imprisonment.
“We are working diligently with all relevant stakeholders to restore power,” the statement read.
President Bola Tinubu’s government has issued a travel advisory warning Nigerians about travelling to the United Kingdom.
Mr Adaramoye, in his statement, urged Nigerians “to come out in large numbers to continue these protests on Monday until our demands are met.”
NDLEA has intercepted multiple consignments of illicit drugs concealed in tins of Cerelac baby food and clothes going to the U.S. and UK.
Members of the House of Representatives seem to be on a war path over the proposed probe of NNPCL operations under Mele Kyari.
On Saturday in Abuja, policemen fired live bullets at a vehicle conveying journalists and hunger protesters.
“The main reason we came out is that we women take care of the feeding of the family in our homes as the men are jobless,” said Suwaiba Abdullahi.
Ahmed Audi, NSCDC commandant general, has condemned attacks on security operatives during the ongoing nationwide protests.
