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Ten protesters charged with treason and other serious offences at the federal high court in the capital, Abuja .
The demonstrations, dubbed " 10 days of rage", were called in response to the tough economic times.
They were accused of working with a British citizen “to destabilise Nigeria by calling on the military to take over government from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ”.
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