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#MySARSStory: Crashing Down | Sahara Reporters - Vimarsana News

#MySARSStory: Crashing Down | Sahara Reporters

Ndukwe Ekekwe was flying high until both his body and his life came crashing down - thanks to a push from SARS officials

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

#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

Anger over slow progress, size of rewards at Nigeria's police brutality hearings - Vimarsana News

Anger over slow progress, size of rewards at Nigeria's police brutality hearings

THE STANDARD AFRICA By Reuters | May 20th 2021 Ndukwe Ekekwe, a victim of Nigerian police brutality, uses crutches as he stands in his home in Lagos, Nigeria November 19, 2020. [Reuters] Ndukwe Ekekwe was furious when he heard how much compensation a judicial panel had awarded him after finding that members of an elite Nigerian police unit tortured him in custody following a raid on his phone accessories shop: 7,500,000 naira ($18,000). The night after his arrest, he said, officers took him back to the store and pushed him from a second-floor balcony, leaving him paralysed from the waist down...

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Anger over slow progress, size of rewards at Nigeria's police brutality hearings

8 Min Read LAGOS (Reuters) - Ndukwe Ekekwe was furious when he heard how much compensation a judicial panel had awarded him after finding that members of an elite Nigerian police unit tortured him in custody following a raid on his phone accessories shop: 7,500,000 naira ($18,000). Ndukwe Ekekwe, a victim of the Nigerian police brutality, uses crutches as he stands in his home in Lagos, Nigeria November 19, 2020. REUTERS/Temilade Adelaja The night after his arrest, he said, officers took him back to the store and pushed him from a second floor balcony, leaving him paralysed from the waist dow...