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Mr Adene was arrested in Lagos but transported to Abuja.

The heavy presence of military and police officers at Unity Fountain forced organisers to call off the programme.

The six protesters were arrested on Friday morning.

The protesters had gathered at the National Assembly around 7 a.m. to demand an end to police brutality.

“The change we want will not be forged on the negotiation table; it will be formed on the streets.”

Within a 36-hour period from Monday, October 19, hoodlums in Abuja destroyed properties worth hundreds of millions of naira.

It is not yet clear who fired the shot that injured the suspected looter.

The group says it has raised N148 million.

There were reports of vendors at the Gudu market arming themselves against potential looters, but the situation remained calm.

The protesters, who gathered at the national police headquarters in Abuja, came under siege from the police.

Despite motorists being stuck for hours, the majority of people remain supportive of the protesters.