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Saturday, March 17, 2018

Judge Order Army To Pay N1m To Actress Ebere Ohakwe

A Federal High Court has ordered the Nigerian army 6 division to tender an unreserved apology to Nollywood actress, Ebere Ohakwe.






This was after the court found the army guilty of human rights abuse against Ebere Ohakwe, which reportedly occurred on January 30, 2017.


The actress was allegedly brutalised by one Olamilekan Suleiman, who used a stick and an iron to inflict injuries on her.

The trial Judge, Justice Adamu Mohammed, consequently ordered the army to pay the sum of N1m as damages to Ebere Ohakwe.

Mohammed said “One, it is, hereby declared that the arrest, harassment, embarrassment, torture and assault meted on the applicant by the first, second and third respondents and other officers of the 6 Division of the Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, on January 13, 2017, is unconstitutional and a violation of the dignity of human life.

“Two, the first, second and third respondents are restrained from further threatening, harassing, embarrassing, arrest, torture and inhuman treatment of the applicant, except in circumstances provided by the law.


“Three, the sum of N1 million is awarded to the applicant against the respondents. The respondents are ordered to tender an unreserved apology to the applicant.”

Justice Mohammed further restrained the army from carrying out any further actions against the victim.

He warned security operatives to act with civility and responsibility, especially on issues relating to fundamental human rights of the citizenry.
From dailypost.

16 comments:

  1. I don't know her. But I like the judge's verdict. What that dorcas should have done 🙄

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    1. She will get it in her dream

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  2. Even if they will pay, 1m gat no pain. They will keep torchuring and killing as long as their old python say make them dey dance.

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  3. Very good at least she got justice.
    All these law enforcement officers in Nigeria take law into their hands most, same action they'll condemn civilians for.
    Attention:- Nigeria police stations are death traps, I saw with my eyes at Ogijo police station shagamu rd.
    Why abuse citizens for no reason and they expect you not to react repeated hot slaps and punches if you try to speak.

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  4. Nigeria is getting civilized gradually. Those in uniforms who act like animals should be tamed some how.

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  5. Stupid uniformed men, we must stand up against them thank God for her own I wish she got more money from that animal, what's #1million this our feather weight currency?
    Human abusers in uniform with a gun that cannot face armed robbers, cowards. If they have issue with you and you don't have anybody you're indeed finished. Report them, mention their names and stations if you can. Frustrated wicked souls that re managing uniformed works cos they can't fit in anywhere else.

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  6. Good for them

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  7. The judge's judgement isssa good one uniform men are useless

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    1. Haba mummy twins, not all nau. Remember they protect lives and properties.

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    2. Completely useless

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  8. okayyyy. They need to enforce the sentense

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    1. It is called judgement not sentence

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  9. Congrats Infinity 🤗

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