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Avoiding Armageddon in Magodo

Avoiding Armageddon in Magodo
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Avoiding Armageddon in Magodo

Avoiding Armageddon in Magodo
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A year after the #EndSARS protests, what has changed?

It's been a year since the revolutionary October #EndSARs protests, what’s happened since then?

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Judgement enforcement: A setback in ending police brutality, human rights abuses

BY SEGUN ‘SEGA’ AWOSANYA On the 1st of February, 2021, the Federal High Court sitting in Oshogbo, Osun State awarded the sum of N5,000,000.00 (Five Million Naira Only) as aggravated and general damages against the Nigeria Police Force and the inspector-general of police for the flagrant abuse of the rights of one Adetola Halima Abdulazeez in a fundamental rights enforcement suit instituted by the Abuja-based legal practitioner, Pelumi Olajengbesi Esq. The pronouncement of the court in the judgment came at a time the nation has just been confronted with protests across the country wherein Nigerian youth trooped out en masse to protest against police brutality and other human rights abuses.

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MONKEY VILLAGE DEMOLITION: Developer, Ariori dismisses allegation of illegal possession of land

MONKEY VILLAGE DEMOLITION: Developer, Ariori dismisses allegation of illegal possession of land On By Ifeanyi okolie A Lagos-based land developer, Abiodun Ariori, who is at the centre of the controversy surrounding the invasion of a landed property located at the Opebi area of Lagos State, also known as ‘Monkey Village’, has refuted allegation, that he connived with some agencies of the Lagos State Government to illegally take possession of the said land. Ariori, who spoke to Vanguard through his law firm, Monye, Monye & Co, disclosed that that he was contracted by the G.W. O Meadows, Family, who he said are owners of the said land, located at 1, Foluronsho Kuku Street, Off Opebi Village, Ikeja Lagos State, to help develop the property and when he couldn’t have access to the land, he reported the incident to the Solicitor of the Meadows Jimoh, Milan Solicitors, who then reported the incident to the Lagos State Special Taskforce on Land Grabbers (LSSTF/LG) thro

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