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Ejura Disturbances: Ministerial Committee Ends Public Hearing

  The Ministerial Committee, probing the circumstances that led to the shooting of two civilians during a demonstration at Ejura on June 29, has ended its public hearing. A total of 22 witnesses testified before the Committee over eight days, with three of the hearings held in camera for security reasons. Justice George Kingsley Koomson, Chairman of the Committee, who announced this to wrap up the public hearing, said the Committee used three days to review the evidence obtained from the witnesses. Giving a breakdown of the exhibits submitted to the Committee during the exercise, he said the committee received 117 pieces of video footage, 555 pictures, eight documentary pieces of evidence, two written statements, two physical evidence (spent cartridges) and one audio evidence.

Ejura Disturbances: Ministerial Committee Ends Public Hearing

  The Ministerial Committee, probing the circumstances that led to the shooting of two civilians during a demonstration at Ejura on June 29, has ended its public hearing. A total of 22 witnesses testified before the Committee over eight days, with three of the hearings held in camera for security reasons. Justice George Kingsley Koomson, Chairman of the Committee, who announced this to wrap up the public hearing, said the Committee used three days to review the evidence obtained from the witnesses. Giving a breakdown of the exhibits submitted to the Committee during the exercise, he said the committee received 117 pieces of video footage, 555 pictures, eight documentary pieces of evidence, two written statements, two physical evidence (spent cartridges) and one audio evidence.

Group trains FIRS officials in FOI compliance

Group trains FIRS officials in FOI compliance Alao Abiodun By Damian Duruiheoma, Enugu A Civil Society Organisation (CSO) Media Initiative against Injustice, Violence and Corruption (MIIVOC) has said it has concluded arrangements with the management of the Federal Inland Revenue Services (FIRS) to train key officials of the agency on the provisions and application of Nigeria’s Freedom of Information Act, 2011. MIIVOC’s Executive Director, Walter Duru who gave the hint in a statement issued on Tuesday, also disclosed that arrangements are in top gear with some other public institutions to enhance their capacity on the FOI Act. “Knowledge and capacity on the FOI Act are still very low in the country. There is a need for training and retraining of representatives of public institutions on the provisions and applications of the Act. Poor understanding of the provisions of the FOI Act is one of the reasons for its poor implementation in Nigeria, particularly, a

Accountability Lab Liberia Launches National Youth Sustainable Peace Policy Framework of 2030 Agenda Project

Accountability Lab Liberia Launches National Youth Sustainable Peace Policy Framework of 2030 Agenda Project
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