The panel said some victims of police brutality suffered mental trauma, physical body pains, loss of lives and property.
Ms Ibeh said three assailants with the intention to kill had attacked her at a bus stop on her way home.
The activist said the thugs “responsible for these attacks are known by name and they are controlled by the Tinubu hegemony.”
The presiding judge had once threatened to issue a warrant of arrest against the former minister if she failed to appear in court.
The report said governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu invited the soldiers who massacred unarmed and peaceful protesters.
“We place the blame of the Lekki Massacre at the doorstep of General Buhari and demand his immediate resignation,” explained the lawyers.
The speaker of the ECOWAS parliament, Sidie Tunis, has called on presidents and leaders in West Africa to ensure obedience to the Community Court of Justice’s ruling.
A Delta-based NGO, the Nigerian Child Welfare Fund (NCWF), has expressed concern over the state’s increasing rate of child abuse and other social vices.
The statement also mentioned that PTAD commenced payment of the pension increment in May 2021, with an accrued arrears of 24 months.
NAWOJ has called for a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Vanguard reporter Tordue Salem.
