#EndSARS: Lagos court orders N5m compensation to Uber driver assaulted during 2021 anniversary | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News

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EndSARS: Lagos court orders N5m compensation to Uber driver assaulted during 2021 anniversary | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News ⬇️

During the first anniversary of #EndSARS protest on October 20, 2021, Mr. Clement was carrying a passenger from the Island to the Mainland, when he encountered the protest at the Lekki Toll Gate, which was disrupted by Lagos State officials and the police.

However, when he returned to pick his car, he was accosted, dragged, tortured and manhandled by the officers, who refused to heed his entreaties that he was an Uber driver and only wanted to retrieve his car.In their attempt to forcefully put him inside the vehicle of the Lagos State Task force, otherwise called Black Maria, the Lagos State officials in connivance with the police also used pepper-spray on Clement, who cried for help.

 

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Have they started obeying court orders?

All of a sudden Sanwo-olu is a footballer, he is a priest a listener and now courts granting ₦5m to EndSARS anniversary victim? I need a glass of water... Good morning LagosForGRV

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