….As Omirhobo slams Fagbemi, Says Attorney General Wen No, No Em Work Na Pako
By Chibuike Nwabuko
ABUJA FCT – Human Rights Activist and federal lawmaker that represented Kaduna Central Senatorial District in the 8th National Assembly, Senator Shehu Sani has said that the arraignment of minors for their participation in protest is most unfortunate and shameful for our country’s democracy. He therefore called on the federal government (FG) to withdraw the charges against them and return them back to their states.
Shehu Sani’s reaction is coming against the backdrop of the viral video on sicial media where suspected minors were seeing seen in court facing 10-count charges of treason for involvement in hard-economy-protest in some states on August 2, 2024.
Appealing to the federal government to set the minors free, the Kaduna-born politician wonders what would be achieved with the months of detention and arraignment of these poor children, according to him, all of whom are at the ages of our children and grandchildren?
He therefore called on the Senate and the House of Representatives to intervene to secure an immediate and unconditional release of these minors arraigned for protest.
Similarly, Chief Malcolm Omirhobo has also blamed the Attorney General of the Federation Lateef Fagbemi SAN, for not advicing President Tinubu on legal matters, saying Attorney General Wen No No Em Work Na Pako.
Omirhobo who expressed his displeasure when he took to his X account, slammed the AGF saying:
“ATTORNEY GENERAL WEN NO , NO EM WORK NA PAKO .
So Attorney General of the Federation na Tinubu go dey direct you , ABI na you go direct Tinubu for legal matters ?
If the AG had done his homework and is sincere with himself he would have known that these minors were simply exercising their fundamental rights and should not have been arraigned for treasons .
By the way what happened to our Juvenile Courts? What happened to Remand Homes?
AG wen no , no em work na Pako.”
Precise Post recalls that these protesters were seen waving Russian flag in some nothern states.
