Police yet to receive court order on tinted glass permit — Spokesperson
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Summary: In a post on X on Saturday, the force spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, said the police have not yet been formally served with the court’s directive.
The Nigeria Police Force has responded to reports of a Federal High Court order directing it to maintain the status quo in the ongoing legal battle over enforcing the tinted glass permit.
In a post on X on Saturday, the force spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, said the police have not yet been served with the court’s order.
PREMIUM TIMES earlier reported that Inibehe Effiong, a human rights lawyer, disclosed on Friday that the Federal High Court i
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