In a significant development, the #EndBadGovernance protesters who were arrested at the Federal High Court in Abuja have been granted bail.

The court has set a bail bond of N10 million each, with the condition that they must provide sureties with landed property in Abuja.

"We are relieved that our comrades have been released on bail," said a spokesperson for the protesters. "However, we believe that the bail conditions are excessive and unnecessary. We will continue to fight for our right to peaceful protest and demand accountability from our leaders."

The protesters were arrested while demonstrating against bad governance and demanding reforms in the country. 

Their arrest sparked outrage and condemnation from human rights groups and civil society organizations.

"We will not be silenced or intimidated," said another protester. "We will continue to speak out against injustice and demand a better future for our country."

The bail grant is seen as a victory for the protesters, but the struggle for justice and accountability continues. 

The protesters have vowed to continue their agitation until their demands are met.

"We urge the government to listen to our demands and address the issues of bad governance, corruption, and human rights abuses," said the spokesperson. "We will not rest until we achieve our goals."