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Family Of Fruit Vendor Killed By Trigger-happy Nigerian Soldier Demands N200million Compensation
They asked the Minister of Defence to direct the Nigerian Army to pay his family the N200 million.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Jun 09, 2021
The lawyers of the family of a fruit vendor recently killed by a trigger-happy soldier in Gusau, Zamfara State, have demanded N200 million as compensation.
They asked the Minister of Defence to direct the Nigerian Army to pay his family the N200 million.
The solicitors also urged the Army to punish the killer in accordance with the laws of the land, Punch reports.
The fruit vendor, Abdulkadir Musa, was shot dead by a gunman suspected to be a soldier for refusing to allow him to go away with his bunch of bananas without paying for it
Vaccination for people below 18 and 44 begins
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A total of 57,800 vials of COVID-19 vaccine have been allocated to Madurai district for vaccinating people aged between 18 and 44.
As many as 50,100 vials of Covishield vaccine and 7,700 vials of Covaxin vaccine have been allotted to Madurai district.
Minister for Commercial Taxes and Registration P. Moorthy inspected the Arignar Anna Maligai here on Tuesday where COVID-19 vaccine was administered to those aged between 18 and 44.
Vaccination of those aged between 18 and 44 is administered only to a select group of people. In the first phase, frontline volunteers, people who are selling vegetables and other commodities through vehicles approved by the government, food delivery persons and other frontline workers were covered.
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