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Tuesday, October 22 -- Four suspected Boko Haram sect members faced the Lagos Federal High Court today.
The suspects were identified as Adamu Mohammed, Mohammed Mustapha, Bura Hassaini and Mohammed Ibrahim.
The security was tight during the transfer of the suspects to the court building, as armed State Security Services (SSS) officers guarded the area and searched those who went in.
The four suspects were arrested at Wasein, a hideout at Orile-Iganmu area, Apapa, Lagos, and at 3 Denton Street, Yaba, within the court's jurisdiction, between June and July by security agents for for belonging to the Boko Haram sect.
In the second count, the government alleged that Mohammed and Mustapha, with others at large, on or about June 26 this year at Wasein conspired among themselves to implement an act of terrorism by organising a planned attack of the Kirikiri maximumu security prison in Lagos State to set their partners-in-crime free.
The charge was read in English and explained to the accused persons in Hausa language.
The accused were each asked if they understand the charge. The responded in the affirmative and pleaded not guilty.
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