Nigeria has inaugurated a military court to try officers accused of involvement in a failed coup attempt, marking a significant step in the government’s response to a plot that authorities say could have ended decades of democratic rule.

Nigeria has inaugurated a military court to try officers accused of involvement in a failed coup attempt, marking a significant step in the government’s response to a plot that authorities say could have ended decades of democratic rule.

Thirty-six serving personnel of the Armed Forces are set to face trial over alleged involvement in a mutiny case, following the constitution of a General

More than 30 military officers accused of plotting a coup were brought to the venue in a “Marco Polo” luxurious bus.