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Problem With SARS Judicial Panels Of Inquiry -Abdul Mahmud
Problem With SARS Judicial Panels Of Inquiry -Abdul Mahmud
iexclusive News Nigeria reports that Nigerian lawyer, social critic,human rights advocate and activist Abdul Mahmud has explained the problem and traps of the Judicial Panels Of Inquiry Into SARS
Abdul Mahmud through his micro blog Twitter said;
“The problem with the Judicial Panels of Inquiry into SARS is that many didn’t and still don’t see them as sites for the political trial of the government.
So, many either stayed away or entered no legal representation in the Panels. The few that attended were politically naive!
“The selections of youths to the Panels were deliberate.
The lack of organisational leadership of the movement made the selections problematic, so individual selects became the handpicks of the government.
Remember: he who pays the piper dictates the tunes
“The vote fiasco should not have happened if representation at the Lagos Panel was addressed by the movement itself; but there was no movement or structures to politically maximize the gains of the protests.
So, take what you get from the vote fiasco: they voted for themselves
“Many have all moved on”.
“Principal voices of the protests have become voices of exilic blues, others are dreaming of God when, and many others have become tools in the hands of the oppressors, while families still mourn their dead.
There’s no collective grief here.
“The vote to reopen the LekkiTollGate is the last nail driven into the coffins of the brave ones who were murdered there on 20.10.20.”
May their blood continue to haunt the murderers
iexclusive News Nigeria