January 5, 2021. 11:30 AM - The Judicial panel of Inquiry resumes its sitting. Arrived a tad bit late due the timing of my segment on the morning show. Don’t think I’ve missed much, no petitioner has been called forward. #ENDSARS
Y: There is a warrant for his arrest, his accounts have been frozen, if we find him he will be brought in. #ENDSARS
O: Are you saying no compensation has been given to this family?
Y: I’m afraid I’m not in the best position to answer that question. #ENDSARS
Y: Yes, he’s aware.
After deliberating Justice Okuwobi for a written address of no more that 5 pages to besent in within the next 7 days and the case is adjourned to Jan. 26, 2021 #ENDSARS
C: Btw 8/9
E: Would you be surprised to know that your friend Lucky led boys to Ilasan police station?
C: I’m not aware of that #ENDSARS
E: No o
#ENDSARS
LCC Legal Counsel: If it were a private property would guy shut it down indefinitely? #ENDSARS
THE LEKKI TOLL GATE WILL REMAIN CLOSED. #ENDSARS
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