Thursday, 4 December 2014

Nyanya Suspect Wants N100m

Less than two weeks after the alleged mastermind of the April 14 bomb blast that killed over 75 persons and wounded 100 others at a crowded motor park in Nyanya, Abuja, Aminu Sadiq Ogwuche, was set free, he has filed a suit against the Federal Governmrnt asking for compensation.
 Ogwuche led into Nigeria by Security Officials

According to the suit filed by Ogwuche at the Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday, he prayed the court to compel the Federal Government to pay him the sum of N100million as damages.

The suspect insisted that his continued detention in the custody of the Department of State Security, DSS, amounted to ‎a gross abuse of his fundamental human rights as enshrined in the 1999 Constitution.
Ogwuche contended that ‎the Federal Government, having breached his constitutional rights, ought to be compelled by the court to pay damages to him.

He also prayed the court to order his immediate release from detention pending whenever the government is ready to conduct his trial.

You can read details on Vanguard.

Ogwuche, a suspected Boko Haram member, was accused by the Nigerian government of being behind the attack.

The suspect reportedly fled to Sudan after coordinating the attack. He was later repatriated to Nigeria by Interpol to face charges.

Aminu Ogwuche was said to have been radicalized while studying at a South Wales university.
It will be recalled that the State Security Services (SSS) on May 15, 2014, Thursday,announced the arrest of Col. (rtd) Agene Ogwuche, the father of Aminu Owuche.

Source: Naij.com

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