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Akeredolu lamented that the issues of banditry and kidnapping had snowballed into a worrisome situation.
The governor disclosed this while receiving the State’s Judicial Panel of Inquiry on Police Brutality and other Related Matters at the Governor’s office, Alagbaka, Akure.
The Panel of Inquiry while meeting with the governor recommended the payment of N755,730,897.83 as claimed by the petitioners.
The 9-member panel was inaugurated by the Governor on October 20, 2020, to receive and investigate complaints of police brutality or related extra-judicial killings in the state among other terms of reference.
Akeredolu said the EndSARS protest was a legitimate action by any standard, adding that it was later hijacked by hoodlums who he described as elements of destruction.
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The Judicial Panel of Inquiry set up to look into Police Brutality in Ondo State would be visiting premises of individuals whose properties were destroyed during the ENDSARS protest.
In all, a total of 17 persons including organisations have filed a petition seeking compensation for their destroyed properties.
The Chairman of the panel, Justice Adesola Sidiq said this in Akure when victims of the ENDSARS protest began the presentation of how they lost valuables during the protest.
Justice Sidiq said the panel would be visiting the site of the destruction to see the damage done for proper recommendations.