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On Friday, the Nigerian military set up a general court-martial to try 36 people who are accused of being involved in a plot to overthrow President Bola Tinubu’s government.
The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) set up the court-martial, which began at the Scorpion Mess in Asokoro, Abuja, with a lot of security.
Because the case was so high-profile, the session was held behind closed doors. Journalists, including accredited defense correspondents who had been invited ahead of time, were not allowed to enter the venue.
It was learned that security guards also stopped people from using cell phones to record the arrival of the 36 defendants, who were brought to the mess in an Army Headquarters Garrison bus at about 8:53 a.m. As the military works to keep order and enforce discipline, the court-martial is expected to handle several cases involving people accused of being involved in the alleged plot.
Brigadier General MA Sadiq (N/10321), Colonel MA Ma’aji (N/10668), Lieutenant Colonel IM Hussain (N/12225), Lieutenant Colonel M Almakura (N/12983), Lieutenant Colonel P Dangnap (N/13025), Lieutenant Colonel S Bappah (N/13036), Lieutenant Colonel AA Hayatu (N/13038), and Lieutenant Colonel SM Gana (N/13857) are all on the list of 36 accused officers. Wing Commander IU Yusuf (NAF/3117), Major MM Jiddah (N/13003), Major H Yusuf (N/13877), Major AD Dauda (N/14394), Major JM Ganaks (N/14363), Major D Yusuf (N/14753), and Major J Iliyasu (N/14837) are some of the others.
Also on the list are Major MA Usman (N/15404), Major A Mohammed (N/15769), Major II Idris (N/16185), Lieutenant Commander DB Abdullahi (NN/3289), Squadron Leader SB Adamu (NAF/3481), Squadron Leader NG Zuzu (NAF/3617), Captain G Binuga (N/16722), Captain I Bello (N/16266), Captain AA Yusuf (N/16724), Captain IU Zubair (N/17646), Captain ML Muhammad (N/18445), and Lieutenant SS Felix (N/18105).
The rest of the accused are Warrant Officer Nasiru Ibrahim (95NA/39/2281), Staff Sergeant Abdul Abdullahi (99NA/48/126), Sergeant Alhassan Zakari (97NA/44/4394), Sergeant Sanda Usman (03NA/54/5529), Sergeant Abubakar Ibrahim (06NA/58/3829), Corporal Momoh Audu (96NA/41/1592), Corporal Aliyu Ibrahim (10NA/65/7797), Lance Corporal Sambo Danladi (16NA/75/634), and Lance Corporal Nasiru Yushau (16NA/75/5221).
The Sahara Reporters reported that the convening order said, “the charges are to be served on the accused persons individually,” but it did not say what the charges were.
Naija News remembers that in January, the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) said that some military officers had been arrested for plotting a coup against President Tinubu, being rude, and breaking service rules. Some of them are going to court before military judicial panels.
Remember that on April 22, 2026, the federal government brought six people, including two retired senior military officers and a police inspector who was still on duty, before the Federal High Court in Abuja. They were accused of plotting to wage war against Nigeria and overthrow the President.
The defendants are facing 13 charges that include conspiracy, attempting to commit treason, terrorism, failing to share security intelligence, financing terrorism, and money laundering.
The Office of the Attorney-General of the Federation filed the charge on Monday. It was signed by Rotimi Oyedepo, the Director of Public Prosecutions.
The prosecution says that the defendants planned to hurt the Nigerian state in 2025.
