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Alleged Coup Plotters to appear in Abuja Court on April 22

  USAfriccaonline.com: The government of Nigeria will drag 6 persons to Court to face the charges of "treasonable acts” and money laundering, for, allegedly conspiring to execute a military coup. …

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