Faro is at present being held in guardianship at the Jimeta Division of the Nigeria Police in Yola.
"At around 8:00pm, a few officers stopped by in the organization of a few people who guaranteed that previous Vice President Atiku Abubakar was sitting tight for me, so I was persuaded and I descended," he told SaharaReporters.
"They had an auto stopped holding up to take me to Atiku's home, however lamentably it was a trap in light of the fact that here I am, they conveyed me to Jimeta Police Station.
"Be that as it may, depend on it about my interest; the minute I recover my opportunity, I'll be making a beeline for a taller protest, conceivably a broadcast communications pole, to complete my risk."
Talking with SaharaReporters prior in the day, Faro had said his activity was required by the "extraordinary destitution" in the land.
"I believe it's the ideal opportunity for Buhari to give a route for somebody like Atiku Abubakar to lead us out of the present hardship," he had said.
"I will stay here for 12 hours to demonstrate my discontent, and somebody at the very least Atiku must come here to guarantee me that this legislation must be sacked in the imminent decision."
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