Devops:
N50m ? Only
For taking a life they can't create.

popsy2:
Will they pay ?

thundafire:
once the case reaches dey appeal or supreme Court and dey still decline once dey court gives a garnishee order take to the bank the money will be transferred from dey army account straight

Lionhearted:


Pls be careful bro.

You work for the govt., and they can do o.

thundafire:
once the case reaches dey appeal or supreme Court and dey still decline once dey court gives a garnishee order take to the bank the money will be transferred from dey army account straight

DLuciano:


not in naija, its not as straight as you think. In the first place do you know the army account, which bank will authorise the payment without the army approval and signatures?

naija a jungle

DLuciano:
not in naija, its not as straight as you think. In the first place do you know the army account, which bank will authorise the payment without the army approval and signatures?

naija a jungle

deebest8:
Thank God you made mention once, you see that once alone they will never allow it to happen. They should just bury the man and allow him to rest in peace. Nigeria is bad bro .bad bad people everywhere. Well if she is lucky they might decide to pay her stipends monthly till her 50m complete

Edu3Again:
No vex oh!

₦50 Million that a senator collects in about a year,is what a man's life is worth?

When Boko Haram members are collect ₦100 million in Borno

mercyefe200:
The Federal High Court in Warri, Delta State, has awarded N50m damages against the Nigerian Army for the murder of Ajayi Oladele, who was said to have died as a result of a spinal cord injury he sustained when he was arrested and beaten by some soldiers in Warri in 2017.

Oladele was said to have been arrested and beaten by soldiers in their bid to help a businessman to recover a debt from the deceased.

Following his death, his widow, Esther Oladele, and their three children, filed the fundamental rights enforcement suit marked FHC/WR/CS/93/2017 against the Nigerian Army, one Lt. Col. T. A. Yakubu and Sergeant Hassan Hassan.

The suit was instituted on behalf of the plaintiffs by their lawyer, Mr Kunle Edun, who prosecuted the case for them free of charge.

Justice Emeka Nwite in the judgment delivered on December 10, 2019, declared that the four “plaintiffs’ right to life and therefore good and reasonable comfort of life have been violated by the acts of the defendants by the unlawful killing of Otunba Ajayi Oladele being that the deceased was the parent of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th plaintiffs and husband to the 1st plaintiff and also the breadwinner of the family.”


In the copy of the judgment seen by Punch correspondent on Wednesday, the judge made an order, “awarding the sum of N50,000,000 as general and exemplary damages jointly and severally against the defendants in favour of the plaintiffs as a result of the unlawful/wrongful death of Otunba Ajayi Oladele and for loss of consort, fatherly love/care, comfort and disruption of the family life of the plaintiffs.”

The judge also awarded N100,000 against the defendants and in favour of the plaintiffs as cost of prosecuting the case.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/army-to-pay-n50m-for-beating-father-of-three-to-death/amp/

popsy2:
Will they pay ?

popsy2:
Will they pay ?