#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
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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
With the new compensations, N68.25 million has now been awarded by the panel to 12 petitioners.
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