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#EndSARS: How Lagos panel awarded N410 million to 70 victims of police brutality

After one year of sitting, the Lagos judicial panel awarded N410.2 million as compensation to 70 victims of police abuses, brutality, and extrajudicial killings

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#EndSARS: Panel awards ₦83m compensation to late victim s family, 12 others

#EndSARS: Panel awards ₦83m compensation to late victim s family, 12 others
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Breaking News | LIVE: Lagos Judicial Panel Continues Sitting

Breaking News | LIVE: Lagos Judicial Panel Continues Sitting
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Lagos Judicial Panel Continues Sitting

Channels Television Updated December 11, 2020 Lagos State Judicial Panel on the restitution of victims of SARS brutality and other matters continued its sitting on December 11, 2020. The Lagos State Judicial Panel on the restitution of victims of SARS brutality and other matters has continued its sitting. During Friday’s session, six petitions were listed for hearing, which involved Okoliagu Abunike vs the FSARS, further hearing on the Lekki Concession Company, as well as Emmanuel Ajomafuwe vs the Nigeria Police Force. Others are Adeyemo Rotimi vs FSARS, Felix Lucky vs the Nigeria Police Force, and Marc Chidiebere Nwadi vs the Nigeria Police Force.

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