Victims and families of protesters shot dead by security forces say promises of accountability, compensation not met.
Victims and families of protesters shot dead by security forces say promises of accountability, compensation not met.
By Pelumi Salako
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Lagos and Ogbomoso, Nigeria — Agbeze Ifeanyi Matthew huddled on the ground in fear, thinking his city had become a battlefield as a barrage of army gunfire rang out around him.
Rights group says perpetrators ‘must be held to account’, a year after 24 people killed during cost of living protests.
At 17, Rasheed Wasiu was detained as security forces cracked down on protests against police brutality.
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