INAUGURAL SITTING OF THE JUDICIAL PANEL ON POLICE BRUTALITY AND EXTRA-JUDICIAL KILLINGS IN PLATEAU STATE.

PRESS STATEMENT 

INUGURAL SITTING OF THE JUDICIAL PANEL ON POLICE BRUTALITY AND  EXTRA-JUDICIAL KILLINGS IN PLATEAU STATE.

The Judicial Panel  Investigating Complaints of Police Brutality and Extra-judicial killings in Plateau State is inviting the general public to its inaugural sitting scheduled as follows:

Date: Monday 2nd November, 2020.
Venue: Dadin-Kowa Youth centre Jos. 
Time: 10am prompt. 

Members of the public who have complaints of police brutality and other extra-judicial killings are encouraged to make their submissions to the panel as it commences its assignment. 

Kindly note that Covid 19 protocol will be strictly observed, please. 

Cornelius D. Shiobial
Permanent secretary (CSS)
Secretary to the Panel.

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