Justice Or Justice: Oyo EndSars Protesters, Victims Of Our Bad Judicial System, By Solomon Emiola Atiba-Adediran | Sahara Reporters
I commend the action of the state chief justice and the role he played in releasing the inmate while exercising his judicial authority but frown to the political under tone in the processes because it was during his regime that the #FreeOyo11 #EndSars protesters were arrested and charged with borgus charges and no thorough investigation was done during the prosecution, which trample on the accused constitutional rights as cited in chapter 4 of the Nigerian 1999 constitution amended.
Oyo citizens are still waiting for the report and white paper till now. The attitude of Mr. governor on serving justice on the massacre that occur at Ojoo roundabout shows that he does not prioritize justice as promised during and after the protest when achieving and scoring his political score. The following are the questions left unanswered by Engr. Seyi Makinde administration and the judicial panel of enquiry with it representative: 2.
4. How many persons are victims on 20-10-2020 that are still living with one challenges or the other?
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