Crime
Breaking: Seven ‘Victims Of Lekki Shootings’ Appear At Lagos Panel, Indict Army
Seven victims of the alleged Lekki Shootings has appeared at Lagos Panel, indicting Nigeria Army of using live ammunition.
OnyxNews Nigeria reports that at least seven alleged victims of the October 20 Lekki shootings have appeared at the Lagos State Judicial Panel of Enquiry and Restitution for Victims of SARS related assaults and other cases.
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Their lawyer, Adeyinka Olumide-Fusika SAN, told the panel he had a petition on their behalf against the Nigerian Army.
Justice Doris Okuwobi (Rtd)-led panel issued Olumide-Fusika directions on how to proceed with the petitions.
The panel has just returned.
More later…
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