It was gathered that the aides have yet to meet the bail conditions hence have not been released 48 hours after.
Proponents of self-determination for the Yorubas are soliciting funds to secure the release of the 12 detained associates of Yoruba activist Sunday Adeyemo , who were granted bail by an Abuja High Court on Wednesday.
Justice Obiora Egwaatu while ruling on the enforcement of fundamental rights suit filed by their lawyer, Pelumi Olajengbesi, held that since there was no charge brought against the applicants who had been detained for 34 days.About N15 million is reportedly needed to secure the total release of the Yoruba Nation progenitors from DSS custody.
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