Mr Abba-Sorondinki presented two witnesses to prove his case against the defendant.
The spokesperson demanded the release of other political detainees who are still in the police custody.
The NMA chairman thanked Mr Abiodun for what he described as responsive and worker-friendly leadership in addressing the welfare of medical doctors.
Ms Etim decried lack of basic amenities and adequate employment opportunities for women and young people.
The speaker stated that he observed that Mr Gotan made a series of phone calls, after which the SSG’s arrest was ordered.
Mr Fashola urged leaders across the continent to invest more in sports development.
The police spokesperson said the suspects were immediately taken into custody.
The case was adjourned until August 25 for hearing.
Mr Egumgbe directed the panel to complete its investigation and submit its report within two weeks from the date of the inauguration.
The offence contravenes the provision of section 167 of the Penal Code.
