The Human Rights Monitor, HRM, on its part said security agencies “spirited” five of the suspects into an Abuja Magistrate court to legitimize their detention instead of ensuring speedy trials adding that accused persons must be presumed innocent until proved guilty.

BUT for the recent threat by the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, to launch fresh attacks on Abuja, after the Independence Day twin bomb blasts, Charles Okah, would probably not have been arrested penultimate Saturday at his Apapa, Lagos residence by security agents.

SENATE President, David Mark has promised that the Senate would aid the Nigerian business men with a favourable legislative environment to ply their trade and show their international counterparts what a good place Nigeria is to do business in.

The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria, The Rt. Rev. Emele Mba Uka has said that the time has come when Nigerians must begin to make conscious and deliberate efforts to forge a virile and viable unity out of our diversity.

Five persons including Bolebi Okah’s nephew of embattled Henry Okah, Shola Ladoja, Felix Friday Kufre, Michael William and Larry Fafi, detained by the State Security Service, SSS, for their alleged involvement in the October Abuja bomb blasts have been released.