The men were accused of driving one-way and had used their vehicle to “hit and push” a police inspector trying to enforce traffic rules.
The state government said it’s ready to partner with organisations to protect the interest of vulnerable children in Anambra.
The victims, aged between 9 and 28 years, were recruited from Kogi, Delta, Kwara, Oyo, Ondo, Lagos, Ogun and Osun states.
“After I drank the soft drink, my head ached and I felt dizzy and complained to the defendant… That was the last thing I remember.”
“I have the right to hire and fire because it is my law firm,” Mr Agbasiere told The Gazette on Friday morning.
Mr Ogbonosele said the suspension of the unions is a breach on the freedom of association which he said is a fundamental right.
“We only went there to drink beer before we were arrested by officers of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps,” they said.
The magistrate ordered that they should be kept at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre pending advice of the state Director of Public Prosecutions.
Messrs Toba and Bamidele, aged 21 and 33 respectively, had pleaded guilty to a three-count charge of conspiracy, assault and breach of peace.
“The federal government should be blamed for the lingering strike action by the National Association of Academic Technologists.”
