NDM_OPPRESSION_WATCH 26: ON OCCASION OF MKO ABIOLA'S POSTHUMOUS 61ST BIRTHDAY
NDM - Nigerian Democratic Movement
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NIGERIAN DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT
(NDM)
OPPRESSION WATCH 26
"That the World May Know"
ON OCCASION OF MKO ABIOLA'S POSTHUMOUS 61ST BIRTHDAY
August 24, 1998
Oppression Watch 25 was released on June 16, 1998
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Index:
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A. NDM Press Release - On Abiola's Posthumous 61st Birthday
B. Names of a Few Old, A Few New Military Officers, A Few New Oppressors
C. The "Independent" (?) Electoral Commission INEC
D. That New Abubakar Cabinet - Who are These Guys?
E. Some of the Decrees that Must Still Be Abrogated
F. "That We May Not Forget that These Others Are Still In Jail"
G. A Federal Character of People Still held Under Decree 2
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A. NDM Press Release - On Abiola's Posthumous 61st Birthday
Today, August 24, 1998, Bashorun Moshood Kashimowo Olawale Abiola, the
president-elect of Nigeria, would have turned exactly 61 years old.
Unfortunately, he died on July 7, 1998, having been detained by the Abacha
junta since June 1994, and was refused a release by the Abubakar junta
between the day Abacha died (June 8, 1998) and the day Bashorun Abiola
died in the presence of US State Officials.
The death of these two men - one a wicked dictator, the other a rich but
humble man-of-the-people - had no symmetry. Those who thought a level
playing field had been created may yet have more than they bargained for.
The Man may be dead, but the idea of June 12, the idea of a free nation,
free to choose its own leaders, free from the tyranny of the military and
its collaborators from the four winds of Nigeria marches firmly on.
We commend the courage of the family that he left behind, commend his
spirit to his Maker, and urge all Nigerians to re-dedicate themselves to
striving unceasingly to break free from the shackles of tyranny in
Nigeria.
Released by the Executive Committee of the NDM
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B. Names of a Few Old, A Few New Military Officers, A Few New Oppressors
General Abdusallam Abubakar, Military Head of State and Commander in Chief
Rear Admiral Mike Akhigbe, Chief of General Staff, CGS
Air Vice Marshal Al-Ameen Daggash , Chief of Defence Staff
Major-General Ishaya Bamaiyi, Chief of Army Staff, CAS
Rear Admiral Jubril Ayinla, Chief of Naval Staff, CNS
Major-General Victor Malu, GOC, Lagos Garrison Command.
Major-General Felix Majukperuo, GOC, 2 Division, Ibadan
Major-General Bashir Magashi, Commandant of Nigerian Defence Academy, NDA
Major-General Timothy Shelpidi, Commander, ECOMOG
Major-General Rufus Kupolati, Chief of Training Operations and Plans,
Defence Headquarters
Colonel Godwin Ugbo, Director of Defence Information
New Military Administrators
1. Abia Lieutenant Colonel. A. U. Obi
2. Adamawa Lieutenant Colonel A. G. Husseini
3. Akwa Ibom Group Captain J. Ebiye
4. Anambra Wing Commander E. U. Ukaegbu
5. Bauchi Wing Commander A. A. Mshelia
6. Bayelsa Lieutenant Colonel P. E. Obi
7. Benue Colonel D. O. Oneya
8. Borno Wing Commander L. N. Haruna
9. Cross River Commander E. I. Osondu
10. Delta Commander W. A. Feghabo
11. Ebonyi Police Commissioner S. O. Oduoye
12. Edo Commander Onyearugbulem
13. Ekiti Navy Captain M. A. Yussuff
14. Enugu Navy Captain A. B. Agbaje
15. Gombe Lieutenant Colonel M. I. Bawa
16. Imo Colonel T. K. Zubairu
17. Jigawa Lieutenant Colonel A. S. Z. Maimalari
18. Kaduna Colonel U. F. Ahmed
19. Kano Colonel A. I. Kontagora
20. Katsina Lieutenant Colonel J. I. Akaagorgor
21. Kebbi Colonel S. B. Chamah
22. Kogi Colonel A. U. Aniebo
23. Kwara Lieutenant Colonel R. A. Shekoni
24. Nassarawa Lieutenant Colonel B. M. Mande
25. Lagos Colonel M. B. Marwa
26. Niger Colonel H. I. Shuaibu
27. Ogun Navy Captain K. I. Olofinmoyin
28. Ondo Colonel M. O. Fasanya
29. Osun Colonel T. O. Bamigboye
30. Oyo Police Commissioner Oyakhire
31. Plateau Colonel M. S. Shehu
32. Rivers Group Captain S. Ewang
33. Sokoto Group Captain R. D. Garba
34. Taraba Colonel A. J. Owoniyi
35. Yobe Colonel M. Mohammed
36. Zamfara Colonel J. G. Yakubu
37. Federal Cap. Ter. Major-General Mamman Kontagora
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C. The "Independent" (?) Electoral Commission INEC
1. Justice Ephraim Omokase Akpata Chairman
2. Adamu Bawa Muazu Secretary
3. Mrs. Fati Muazu Member
4. Alhaji Usman Ladan Baki Member
5. Alhaji Shehu Musa Member
6. Chief Mrs. Janet Omotola Ajayi Member
7. Alhaji Gambo Gubio Member
8. Professor Shehu Galadanci Member
9. Mr. Moshood Oluwole Ojikutu Member
10. Chief Lawrence Nwolukwu Member
11. Mr. Ignatius Kogbara Member
12. Chief Mrs. Elizabeth Iyase Member
13. Mr. Okpo Sam Okpo Member
14. Mrs. Ifeyinwa Mary Obegolu Member
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D. That New Abubakar Cabinet - Who are These Guys?
General Abdusallam Abubakar, Military Head of State and Commander in Chief
(also in charge of Oil and Defence)
And the rest of them:
1. Attorney General and Minister of Justice .......Abdullah Ibrahim
2. Minister of Agriculture ......... Alfa Wali
3. Minister of State, Agriculture .. Jonathon Madugu
4. Minister of Aviation ............ Captain Beribe Briggs
5. Minister of Communication ....... Air Vice Marshal Canice Umenwaliri
6. Minister Commerce and Tourism ... Major-Gen Patrick Aziza
7. Minister of Education ........... Samuel Olaiya Oni
8. Minister of State, Education .... Saka Sa'adua
9. Min. Federal Capital Territory .. Major-General Mamman Kontagora
10. Minister of State, FCT .......... Princess A.O. Oguneye
11. Minister of Finance ............. Ismaila Usman
12. Minister of State, Finance ...... Akpan Wilson Etuk-Udo
13. Minister of Foreign Affairs ..... Ignatius Olisemeka
14. Minister of State, Foreign ...... Buhari Bala
15. Minister of Health .............. Professor Debo Adeyemi
16. Minister of State, Health ....... Dr. Abubakar Ali
17. Minister Information, Culture ... John Nwodo
18. Minister of Industries .......... Chief (Mrs) Onikepo Akande
19. Minister of Internal Affairs .... Professor Musa Yakuba
20. Minister of Labour, Employment .. Dr. Emmanuel Udogwu
21. Minister of National Planning ... Chief Rasheed Gbadamosi
22. Minister of Power and Steel ..... Engr. Bello Suleiman
23. Minister of State, Power, Steel . Godwin Ogbago
24. Minister of Science and Tech .... Major-General Sam Momah
25. Minister of Solid Minerals ...... Patrick Yakowa
26. Minister of Transport ........... Rear-Admiral Festus Porbeni
27. Minister of Water Resources ..... Hamza Sakwa
28. Minister of Women Affairs ....... Dr. Laraba Gambo Abdullahi
29. Minister of Works and Housing ... Major-General Garba Mohammed
30. Minister of State, Works, Housing Ambrose Fesse
31. Minister of Youth and Sports .... Air-Commodore Samson Omeruah (rtd)
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E. Some of the Decrees that Must Still Be Abrogated
1. The Constitution (Suspension and Modification) Decree, No. 7, 1993
Suspends fundamental rights provisions of 1979 Federal
Constitution. Section 5 prohibits the courts from reviewing
any decrees passed by the military government
2. The Government (Supremacy and Enforcement of Powers) Decree,
No. 12, 1994 Removes the jurisdiction of the courts to
investigate any actions undertaken by members of the
government.
3. The State Security (Detention of Persons) Decree, No. 2, 1984
Allows for indefinite detention, renewable every six weeks, if
the person appears to be a threat to the security of the
state, or if it is believed that the person has contributed to
the economic adversity of the nation.
4. Decree No. 11, 1994 amends Decree No. 2 and allows the
Inspector General of Police and the Chief of General Staff to
detain persons considered threats to the state for three
months (as opposed to 6 weeks) before having to renew the
detention order.
5. The Public Officers (Protection Against False Accusation)
Decree No. 4, 1984 Allows government officials to arrest or
detain persons for what they perceives to be "false
accusations," leaving the burden of proof on the defendants.
6. The Legal Practitioners Act (Amendment) Decree No. 21, 1983
Allowed the government to dismiss the leadership of the
National Bar Association and to appoint a commission to
oversee the administration of the Bar. Similar decrees were
used to ban NUPENG and PENGASSAN.
7. The Treasonable Offenses Decree, No. 7 of 1993 Defines
treasonable acts as anything capable of disrupting the general
fabric of the country, or any part of it.
8. The Offensive Publications (Proscription) Decree, No. 35 of
1993 Provides for the proscription, seizure and confiscation
of a publication likely to disturb the peace and public in
Nigeria or disrupt, hinder, or prevent the progress and
peaceful transition to civil rule.
9. Decree No 14 of 1994 Suspended the right of habeas corpus by
amending the Civil Disturbances Special Tribunal Decree of
1987.
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F. "That We May Not Forget that These Others Are Still In Jail"
F-1. Journalists In Detention:
1. Joshua Ogbonna, publisher of The Rising Sun newspaper; March 9.
reportedly arrested in connection with several stories he had written
critical of one of Sani Abacha's supporters. He is being held at the
Criminal Investigation Department, in Lagos.
2-4 Anthony Uranta, a reporter with "Abuja News Day", an
independent weekly, has been held at the Abuja prison since December
1997, and John Edward and Ganiye Adeoye, two journalists with "Prime
Sunset", were arrested on 22 March for unknown reasons.
5. Chidi Nwokpara and Donatus Njoku, freelance journalists; March 24.
6. Okina Deesor, broadcasting producer with Radio Rivers (Port Harcourt,
Rivers State), has been held since 31 July 1996 in the Security Forces
Bureau of Kpor (Rivers State). He still has not been charged. Deesor
had broadcast the national Ogoni anthem on Radio Rivers on 18 July
1996.
7. Niran Malaolu, editor-in-chief of the independent newspaper "The
Diet", has been charged with "treason". The journalist was accused on
14 February, by a special military court based in the northern town of
Jos, of taking part in the coup plot of 21 December 1997. On 28
December, Malaolu was arrested without any official reason being
given. He was sentenced to life imprisonment on 28 April 1998. This
sentence was reduced to 15 years on 10 July.
8. Mr. Chinedu Offoaro, Guardian Newspaper (mistaken identity for
Chidi Offor)
9. BODY TO BE RELEASED: Bagauda Kaltho, a correspondent for "News
Magazine" in Kaduna, who was until recently regarded as missing,
allegedly died a few months ago while in detention in the Kaduna
premises of the State Security Services. The security forces recently
reported him to have been blown up in a bomb accident in Kano
Airport, a report strongly and convincingly denied by his employers,
TheNews Magazine.
F-2. "The Zaria Four" (of The Muslim Brotherhood) Detained In The Past
1. Mu'allim Al-Zakzaky
2. Hamid Danlami
3. Abubakr Adullahi
4. Muhammad Shittu
F-3. And their Women and Children Detained April 17 (for insulting
Abacha)
1. Zeenah Ibrahim, wife of Al-Zakzaky
2. Nusaibah 11 years old (son of Al-Zakzaky)
3. Ahmad (7; son),
4. Hamid (6; son),
5. Suhailah (4)
6. Mahmoud (3; son)
7. Emad aged only 16 months,
8. Halimatu Abdulqadir, 26, niece of Al-Zakzaky
9. Muslimah Abdulqadir, 16, niece of Al-Zakzaky
10. Maryam Muhammad (wife of detained Hamid Danlami),
11. Zainab Hamid (daughter, 16),
12. Mustapha (son, 12),
13. Ahmad Hamid (son, about 6)
AND OTHERS.
F-4 MOSOP ACTIVISTS Arrested 5/1/94
1. Mr Bariture Bawo Lebe 2. Mr Banatu John
3. Mr Barbara Vizor 4. Mr Popgbara Zorzor
5. Mr Gbaruwa Friday 6. Mr Nvieda Nasikpo
7. Mr Baadom Elijah Leekie 8. Mr Blessing Israel
9. Mr Mousi Taaghalo K. 10. Mr Kagbara Bassel
11. Mr Kaa Adam 12. Mr Ntiguee Sampson
13. Mr Gbodor Godwin 14. Mr Asigba Samuel
15. Mr Nwabare Papah 33. 16. Mr Kobani Benjamin
17. Mr Baribuma Kumanne 18. Mr Ngba Baori
19-35 OMITTED
F-5 1990 COUP CONVICTS
36. Trooper Anang I. Offem Soldier
37. L.Cpl Iviero Lucky Soldier
38. L.Cpl Pullen Blacky Soldier
39. Wo2 Jomo James Soldier
40. Trooper Miebi Christopher Soldier
41. WO2 (rtd) Mukoro David Soldier
42. Trooper Fakolade Taiwo Soldier
43. Sgt Gartie Ortoo Soldier
44. Trooper Adelabu Olajide Soldier
45. Wo1 Elo Samson Soldier
46. Wo2 Ogbewe Augustine Soldier
47. Wo2 Ogbewe Augustine Soldier
48. Mr. Turner Ogboru Lawyer and Businessman
F-6 1995 COUP CONVICTS
49. Major Akinloye Akinyemi Brother to Prof. Bolaji Akinyemi
50. Mr Sanusi Mato Cousin of Gwadabe
51. Mr. Felix Ndamaigida
52. Mr. Peter Ijaola
53. Mr Moshood Yahaya
54. Col. Ajayi G.A. Army Officer
55. Major Obalisa E.U Army Officer
56. Major Obalisa E.U Army Officer
57. Major Edeh I.O Army Officer
58. Corporal Ogbinowa G. Army Officer
59. L.Cpl. Onwe Joseph Army Officer
60. Lt Col Usman D.A.D Army Officer
61. Mr. Adaji Ben Staff of The News
62. Col. Lawan Gwadabe Former Principal Staff Officer to the Head of
State
63. Col. Bello Fadile Director of Army Legal Services
64. O. Oloruntoba Army Engineering Officer
65. Col. Ndubueze Gen. Staff Arm. div Jos 1/3/95
66. Col Roland Emokpae Army Deputy Provost Marshall
67. Col Isah Military Officer
68. Lt. Col. K.H. Bulus Academy Adjutant NDA
69. Col. R.D. Obiki Army Officer
70. Col V.O Bamgbose Army Officer
71. Lt. Col. C.P. Izuorgu Army Officer
72. Maj. Oyewole Army Officer
73. Col. M.A. Ajayi Army Officer
75. Col. M.A. Igwe Army Officer
76. Col. D. Usman Army Officer
77. Col. Obasa Army Officer
78. Col. A.A. Ogunsuyi Army Officer
79. Lt.Col. Imo Fabiyi Defence Counsel to Col Fadile
80. Mr Julius Badejo State Security Officer
81. Mr Mathew Popoola
F-7. The 1997 Alleged Coup Victims (Sentenced April 28, 1998)
Death Sentences
1. Lieutenant General D.O. Diya
2. Major General A.T. Olanrewaju
3. Major General A.K. Adisa
4. Lieutenant Colonel Olu Akiyode
5. Major O. Fadipe
6. Eng. A. A. Adebanjo
Prison Sentences
7. Col. E.I. Jando
8. Col Y. Bako
9. Lt. Col I.A. Yakassai
10. Major B.M. Mohammed
11. Muktar Maidabino
12. Mr. Niran Malaolou
13. Mr. Oyeniyi Ademola
14. Mr. Isaiah Adebowale
15. LCPL Galadima Tanko
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G. A Federal Character of People Still held Under Decree 2 [Source: Post
Express Wired, August 25, 1998]
Those being held under Decree No.2 and Failed
Banks Decree No.18 at Force CID, Alagbon Close, Cells, Ikoyi, Lagos
S/No. Name Date of Arrest Months in Detention
1 Zoaka M.A. 29/08/95 36 months 2 Pratt, P.0. 04/06/96 26
3 Giwa T.F. 24/06/96 26 4 Ogbonna G. 02/09/96 24
5 0kunmuyide, M.A. 24/06/97 26 6 Asiegbu, G.O. 24/06/96 26
7 Erinwingbovo, E. 13/08/96 24
8 Mike Mojekej 02/11/96 22 9 Aminu Hussain 05/11/96 22
10 Abubakar Gabi 05/11/96 22 11 Alexander Orakwuisi 05/11/97 10
12 Inyangette, K.A. 23/10/96 22 13 Akaakar, J.J. 02/12/96 21
14 Linus Emmanuel 04/01/97 20 15 Agbomu Joshua 04/01/97 20
16 Abubakar, M 04/01/97 20 17 Olowe, M.A. 09/01/97 20
18 Uzor Sam 13/01/97 20 19 Nwosu E. (Mrs) 13/01/97 20
20 Prof. M.A. Ajakaiye 19/01/97 20 21 Adelana David 19/01/87 20
22 Mordi Sunday 31/01/97 20 23 Bakare Godwin 10/02/97 19
24 Yusuf Safi 13/02/97 20 25 Anigbo Ferdinard 14/02/97 19
26 Obuba Igwe 14/02/97 19 27 Saleh Kassim 22/02/97 19
28 H. Turundu (Mrs) 22/02/97 19 29 Osondu Benjamin 22/03/97 18
30 Ubiebor E. (Mrs) 19/03/97 17 31 Ovbije Pius o7/04/97 17
32 Oboniniru Ochuko 16/04/97 17 33 Obasi O. Obasi 07/04/97 16
34 Adigun M. 21/05/97 16 35 Adekunle Fatai 21/05/97 16
36 Oyeniyi Amos 21/05/97 16 37 Arogundade K. 21/05/97 16
38 Azubuike S. 05/05/97 16 39 Stephen Taiwo Adekunle 21/05/97 16
40 Okeke, N.B. 31/05/97 16 41 Okeke, P.O 31/05/97 16
42 Olowo Okere M 16/06/97 15 43 Ayo Kunle Ola 16/06/97 15
44 Akinyemi B. 08/07/97 14 45 Okworigbo Emma 25/06/97 15
46 Odunsanmi O. 02/07/97 14 47 Ojomo, M. (Mrs) 02/07/97 14
48 Oke, E. (Mrs) 07/07/97 14 49 Nwanko, D. 08/07/97 14
50 Apata Samuel 27/07/97 14 51 Agabi Joseph 08/10/97 11
52 Rotimi Isiaka Rabiu 17/09/97 12 53 Akinyele F. 14/08/97 13
54 Nwoke Chris 21/08/97 13 55 Okwe Timothy 04/09/97 12
56 Egunjobi O.B. 02/09/97 12 57 Balogun Lateef 18/09/97 12
58 Sunday Yusuf 28/05/97 16 months 59 Banjoko Rotimi 28/10/97 11
60 Amasiatu E. (Mrs) 01/11/97 10 61 Ugbogu A. (Mrs) 01/10/97 10
62 Ogbunike Alex 10/10/97 10 63 Adedigba Gbade 18/12/97 9
64 Dr. John Ezike 05/12/97 9 65 Nsobiari George 22/'12/97 9
66 Asemota G. (Mrs) 02/01/98 8 67 O. Helen (Mrs) 02/01/98 8
68 Ebomoyi Nosa 21/01/98 8 69 Olloh Francis 21/01/98 8
70 Emiko Eroro 21/01/98 8 71 Umowhero Paul 21/01/98 8
72 Udume Braye Oke 21/01/98 8 73 Folarin Yinka 18/01/98 8
74 Odu Nduka 05/02/98 7 75 Obasi Owuka 05/02/98 7
76 Kalu O. Kalu 05/02/98 7 77 Dike Kalu 05/02/98 7
78 Nuyaba H.B. 13/02/98 7 79 Ezeamama Felix 27/02/98 7
80 Imam Umaru 10/03/98 6 81 Ezerioha Chika 26/04/98 5
82 Eze Chika 26/05/98 5 83 Opareke Kate (Mrs) 11/05/98 4
84 Kunle Bello 03/06/98 3 85 Majekodunmi B. (Mrs.) 09/06/98 3 months
Those being held under Decree No.2 and Failed Banks Decree No.18 at Onikan
Police Station
S/No Name Date of Arrest Months In Detention
86 Dr. O.A. Folorunsho 12/08/96 24 months
87 K. Igbogbo 15/08/96 24 88 Dr. (Rev). E.A. Fapohunda 04/01/97 19
89 E.C.C. Okeke 01/05/97 14 90 J. Aihie 06/05/97 14
91 A. Eke 05/11/97 9 92 I.A. Osaghae 14/03/98 5 months
Those Held under Decree No.2 on Failed Banks Decree No 18 at Ikoyi Police
Station
S/No. Name Date of Arrest Months in Detention
93 W.O. Afolabi 15/08/96 24 months 94 Dr. P Aifuwa 06/04/97 15
Those held Under Failed Banks Decree No.18 at Ikoyi Prison
S/NO. Name Date of Arrest Months in detention
95 Dr. Kunle Balogun 05/07/95 37 months 96 Otunba W.O.O. Ajayi 15/07/95 37
97 Usman Abubakar 13/09/95 35 98 Suleiman Garba 12/12/95 31
99 Babatunde Ademolu 17/12/95 31 100 Chief S. Ade Ajala 25/12/95 31
101 Alh. Bello Sani Ali 25/01/96 30 102 Dr. E.U. Onwudiwe 31/01/96 30 mo
103 Dr. Femi A.Z. Adekanye 01/02/97 30 104 R.K.O. Osayameh 01/02/96 30
105 Stephen Bangoji 17/03/96 30 106 Muftau O. Abiodun 12/03/96 29
107 Taofeek Bello 02/04/96 28 108 Denis Ojeonu '10/06/96 26
109 Ben Nwabia 02/08/96 24 110 M.A. Balogun 12/08/96 24
111 Joe Billy Ekwunife 16/08/96 24 112 Macaulay Iyayi 02/09/96 23
113 S.A.O. Onuocha 05/09/96 23 114 Rotimi Olabisi 06/09/96 23
115 A. Abondejo 10/10/96 23 116 M.O. Udanoh 18/10/96 22
117 Kofi Ogbaran 28/10/96 22 118 Edward Ike 01/11/96 21
119 Eyo Effiom 07/01/97 19 120 Solomon Asemota 07/01/97 19
121 Efeanyi Arthur 10/01/97 19 122 P.A. Taiwo 14/01/97 19
123 Peter Gambo 16/01/97 19 124 Chuba Keshi 20/01/97 18
125 Moses Bamigboye 06/02/97 18 126 Julius Obileye 12/02/97 18
127 Ibok Eyo Ita 18/02/97 18 128 Ime Eyo 21/05/97 15
129 Kingsley B. Effiong 26/05/97 15 130 Iyang Effiong 21/05/97 15
131 Abdul Rasaq Faniyi 26/05/97 12 132 Monday J. Odiye 03/06/98 2
Detainees under Failed Banks Decree No. 18 at Kaduna Prison
S/No Name Date of Arrest Months in Detention
133 Damian Nwige 19/02/97 16 Months 134 Bala Mamman Jagaba 12/10/96 20"
135 Mbagu Samuel 04/09/96 21 " 136 Clement Mbagu 22/10/96 22 "
137 Okey Atuegwu 13/10/95 34 " 138 Tony Eze July 1997 14 Months
139 Osundu Eruba 01/09/96 23 " 140 Paul Chibuzor 01/09/96 23 "
141 Apugo 01/09/96 23 " 142 Kanu Ochiabuto 01/09/96 23 "
143 Fabian Nwachukwu 01/09/96 23 " 144 Nwaogugu (Mrs.) 01/09/96 23 "
145 Ogbonna Mbawgu 20/09/96 23 " 146 Tony Egwuatu 20/09/96 23 "
Detainees under Failed Banks Decree No. 18 at Kano Prison
S/No Name Date of Arrest Months in Detention
147 Freeborn Kwokwo 31/01/96 31 Months
148 Felix Okoh 31/01/96 31 "
149 Bello Esekhagbe 31/01/96 31 "
150 Sharafa Edalere 31/01/96 31 "
151 Victor Anyankwo 31/01/96 31 "
152 Godspower Potokiri 31/01/96 31 "
153 Chief Emman Olisambu 01/11/96 21 "
Detainees Under Failed Banks Decree No. 18 at Benin Prison
S/No Name Date of Arrest Months in Detention
154 M.K. Mamman 10/09/95 35 Months
155 Sam Makoshi 06/02/96 28 "
156 Kabir Yussuf Ali 12/03/96 27 "
157 Shehu Usman Turaki 13/04/96 26 Months
Those Being Held Under Failed Banks Decree No. 18 at Enugu Prison
S/No Name Date of Arrest Months in Detention
158 Sen. Adewunmi 1995 37 Months
159 Mr. A. Inegbedion 1995 37
160 Barrister Aina April '96 28
161 Dr. Salihu Garba Aug. '96 25 Months
Detainees Under Failed Banks Decree No. 18 at Jos Prison
S/No Name Date of Arrest Months in Detention
162 Felix Osifo 07/08/98 8 Days
163 Frank Oniozo 10/08/98 5 "
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