FG Will Face Legal Action If Victims Of Air Strikes Aren’t Compensated – Falana
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FG Will Face Legal Action If Victims Of Air Strikes Aren’t Compensated – Falana

Human rights lawyer Femi Falana has given the Federal Government a two-week ultimatum to compensate victims of military air strikes that have occurred in Nigeria over the past seven years. Falana issued the ultimatum in a statement on Sunday, warning that failure to meet the demand could result in a lawsuit before a Federal High Court.NYSC Portal

“The Federal Government should pay adequate compensation to the victims of all airstrikes that have occurred in Nigeria in the past seven years.informationguidenigeria

“If our demand is not met within the next two weeks, we shall sue the Federal Government at the Federal High Court to secure the enforcement of the fundamental right of the victims to life,” he said.JAMB Result

The Nigeria Air Force and Nigeria Army have between March 2014 and December 2023 dropped bombs which claimed the lives of hundreds in some states in the northern part of the country, according Falana.

Falana, who is the Chairman of Alliance on Surviving Covid 19 and Beyond (ASCAB), lamented that there has been no compensation for the victims of these bombings over the years.

“The Commission was mandated to review extant rules of engagement applicable in the armed forces of Nigeria as well as the extent of compliance with the rules. Part of the mandate of the commission was to also prefer means of preventing violations of international humanitarian and human rights law.JAMB Portal

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“The Commission was given 90 days for the assessment. Our law firm represented the victims of the Rann airstrike at the Commission of Enquiry. Upon the conclusion of the assignment, the Commission submitted its report. But up until now, the federal government has neither published the report nor implemented the recommendations of the Commission.”

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