Falana Criticizes Lagos Demolitions as Threat to Rule of Law and Widening Rich-Poor Gap
Human rights lawyer Falana condemns the Lagos demolitions, warning of their impact on the rule of law in Nigeria. He points out the displacement of numerous Nigerians, including innocent children, due to the demolitions in areas like Oworonsoki.
Falana expresses concern over the widening gap between the rich and poor, urging civil society leaders to remain resolute in addressing this societal challenge. Activists like Soweto Hassan and Dele Frank face charges in court for protesting against the demolitions.
Falana also criticizes the government for allegedly using cybercrime laws to suppress the media. He calls for a united front from civil society to tackle the identified issues.
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