Wives of Coup Suspects Protest for Justice at National Assembly

On Wednesday, wives of alleged coup suspects protested at the National Assembly complex in Abuja, demanding the immediate release of their husbands who have been detained for several months without proper communication or access to legal representation. The women, dressed mostly in black, carried placards with messages advocating for democracy and justice, urging authorities to act within the law.

They expressed their emotional distress over the prolonged detention and lack of trial, questioning why their husbands had not been taken to court. The group made a direct appeal to President Bola Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, asking for fair treatment and respect for due process.

They highlighted the pain and uncertainty their families have faced, emphasizing the need for transparency and public scrutiny in the case. The protest was monitored by security personnel, who did not interfere.

The women concluded their protest with a final appeal for justice, urging the military to remember their oath and allow the truth to be seen.