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ECOWAS court orders FG to pay N88bn civil war damages

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The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered the federal government to pay N88 billion to southeast over the damages caused to the region during the civil war - Hundreds of landmine victims dragged the government before the ECOWAS Court in 2012 - The complainers claimed N100bn as compensatory and general damages from the government The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered N88 billion damages against the federal government for its failure to clear landmines and remains of explosives in the aftermath of the civil war in the southeastern part of the country. In a consent judgment delivered by Justice Chijioke Nwoke of the court ordered the government to commence clearing and evacuation of the aftermath of the civil war within 45 days, Channels Television reports.
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered the federal government to pay N88 billion to southeast over the damages caused to the region during the civil war - Hundreds of landmine victims dragged the government before the ECOWAS Court in 2012 - The complainers claimed N100bn as compensatory and general damages from the government The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered N88 billion damages against the federal government for its failure to clear landmines and remains of explosives in the aftermath of the civil war in the southeastern part of the country. In a consent judgment delivered by Justice Chijioke Nwoke of the court ordered the government to commence clearing and evacuation of the aftermath of the civil war within 45 days, Channels Television reports. Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1132782-breaking-ecowas-court-orders-fg-pay-n88bn-civil-war-damages.html#1132782
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered the federal government to pay N88 billion to southeast over the damages caused to the region during the civil war - Hundreds of landmine victims dragged the government before the ECOWAS Court in 2012 - The complainers claimed N100bn as compensatory and general damages from the government The ECOWAS Court of Justice has ordered N88 billion damages against the federal government for its failure to clear landmines and remains of explosives in the aftermath of the civil war in the southeastern part of the country. In a consent judgment delivered by Justice Chijioke Nwoke of the court ordered the government to commence clearing and evacuation of the aftermath of the civil war within 45 days, Channels Television reports. Read more: https://www.naija.ng/1132782-breaking-ecowas-court-orders-fg-pay-n88bn-civil-war-damages.html#1132782

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