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Femi Falana To Sue FG After Breaking His Leg In A Road Accident
A law suit that would turn out to be an eye opener for Nigerians is on the offing, BigPen Online can report.
Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, says he will be taking the Federal government to court after he broke his leg in an accident while going to work.
Falana alluded to the fact that he sustained injuries and suffered loses because of failure of the Federal Government to provide good motorable roads and exercise duty of care to its citizens.
He spoke at the National Stakeholders Summit on Whistleblowing in Abuja on Tuesday.
“I am sure you saw me limping and using a walking stick when I was coming in.
“It is because I fell into a manhole while walking to my office on Shehu Shagari Way.
“I broke my leg and I am even wearing Plaster of Paris and I was even hospitalized.
“So, I won’t like the ordinary Nigerian leave it to God.
“I have decided that tomorrow I will sue the Federal Government”, he said.
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