The attorney general also said there was no pending court order on the case against the IMN leader instituted by the Kaduna state government.
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Justice Gideon Kurada, the trial Judge’s order was sequel to the application by Haruna Magashi, counsel to the IMN leader, at resumed hearing of the main suit in Kaduna, eight months after the last hearing in April.
This is coming at the heels of the killing of two civilians in Sokoto by Airmen of the Nigerian Air Force on October 20, 2019.
The police have said that the ban on ‘Ashura’ procession only applies to members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria and no other Muslims observing the day.
Justice Nkeonye Maha adjourned the case after hearing the two counsels.
According to the organisation, the police is also holding some minors among others incommunicado.
The court, sitting in Kaduna, the state capital, granted the bail application on Monday.
Adamu stated this on Tuesday in Abuja at a conference organised by the Force Headquarters for senior police officers.
The Islamic Movement in Nigeria leader and his wife applied for medical bail citing poor health while in detention.
The Islamic Movement of Nigeria leader and his wife applied to the court seeking to travel, following poor health while in detention.
A statement by DSP Anjuguri Manzah, the Police Public Relations Officer in the FCT, said the police foiled a violent attempt by members of the movement to invade the National Assembly.
The attack was carried out by the IMN members, also popularly known as Shiites, on Tuesday.
It was a mild drama on Wednesday as members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria, popularly known as Shiites, broke into the premises of the National assembly, chasing security personnel backward.
The delegation of Nigeria stated this in Geneva at the Universal Periodic Review of the track records of Nigeria by the UN Human Rights Council.
The Judge, Justice Gideon Kurada, while delivering his ruling, ordered that El-Zakzaky and his wife remain in the custody of the Department of State Services.
The News Agency of Nigeri reports that the organisation had alleged in its report on Wednesday that the police and military used deadly force against IMN members.
Austin Iwar, the state’s Commissioner of Police disclosed this in a statement signed by the Police Public Relations’ Officer, ASP Muhktar Aliyu, in Kaduna.