The outlet, with Nobel Peace Prize winner Dmitry Muratov as its editor-in-chief, had been accused of “discrediting the Russian armed forces.”
The labour movement had converged at the Adegbemile Cultural Centre in Akure, Ondo state capital to address the protesting members.
Mr Shu’aibu-Dikko stated this on Monday at a Community Policing Stakeholders forum in Kano.
The prosecutor said the convicts stole N400,000, a Tecno Camon 18 cell phone valued at N80,000 and $5 in club 345 in Wuse.
Myanmar’s military seized power in a coup last year and has unleashed a bloody crackdown on those opposed to it.
The chief magistrate Patricia Adetuyibi did not take the plea of Mr Alayoteti for want in jurisdiction but ordered that he be remanded for two weeks for further investigation.
Rights bodies and everyday Nigerians have been showing concerns and solidarity with The Gazette over the incident, which was instigated by erstwhile chief of army staff Tukur Buratai.
Myanmar’s military junta has executed four dissidents found guilty of terrorism charges in January, in its first use of the death sentence since 1990.
Two out of three of all those surveyed claimed they have not had a pay rise in the past 12 months.
Mr Fayemi will handover the baton of leadership to the governor-elect Biodun Oyebanji, on October 16.
