The Nation Newspaper Alleged attack on protesters: CSOs write Reps, seek probe of EFCC
A Coalition of Civil Society Organisations has petitioned the Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters and House of Representatives Committee on Human Rights against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission , Arise Television and all journalists on ground who were also victims of the barbaric attack by an institution like EFCC.
“That the honourable Committee should invite the manager of the filling station beside the EFCC Headquarters whose station and customers on queue for fuel were badly harassed, attacked and two arrested by the Commission.
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