Yemi Kosoko submits that due process should be followed both in conventional and military courts in the trial of the officers and individuals accused of plotting to overthrow President Bola Tinubu.
In a season of heightened political vigilance and renewed anxieties over national stability, the debate over how Nigeria should prosecute alleged coup plotters has returned to the centre of public discourse.
The controversy is not merely about guilt or innocence. It is about jurisdiction — a constitutional question that sits at the intersection of democratic governance, military discipline, and the rule of law.