Family members of the 49 Bureau De Change operators arrested on suspicion of terrorism have protested on Kano’s streets.
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The women gathered at the Kano Government House gate, carrying placards.
Security operatives apprehended and detained the operators about a year ago.
They were accused of arranging money transfers to Boko Haram insurgents.
In February 2021, the ladies who were granted permission to meet their incarcerated family members urged the authorities to expedite their release.
