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According to civil rights campaigner Dele Farotimi, demonstrators can hold their demonstrations without a police permit.
According to reports, his petition comes after Monday’s #FreeNnamdiKanu demonstrations in Abuja.
Demanding the release of Nnamdi Kanu, the imprisoned leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), protesters marched across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) on Monday.
During a Tuesday appearance on Channels Television, Farotimi criticized the Nigerian judiciary and police for their responsibilities in preventing citizens from peacefully protesting.
People do not need a police permit to demonstrate in a true democracy, he said, adding that the police need only be notified so they can maintain security.
“A police permit should never be required in a democracy in order to protest. In order to provide security, the police were notified.
It is even suggesting that we do not live in a democracy that a court would presume to restrict citizens’ peaceful protest rights. All we’re doing is acting like we’re in one,” he remarked.
He maintained that it is absolutely unprecedented for citizens to be unable to freely gather in a democracy without the consent of their paid servants, the police.
I regret to inform you that our judiciary is not up to par. It follows the executive’s instructions to the letter and does not advance the interests of justice. “An order is only as good as it is legal,” he continued.
