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#EndSARS: Judicial Panel Of Inquiry Commences Public Sitting In Warri On Monday
The Delta State Judicial Panel on Police Brutality and Extra-Judicial Killings will commence public sitting in Warri from Monday 23rd November 2020.
Members of the public particularly those who have submitted petitions from Delta South and Delta Central Senatorial Areas, are expected to make appearance before the panel headed by Justice Celestina Ogisi (retd).
This was contained in a statement by the Secretary of the body, Omamuzo Erebe Esq. made available to journalists in Asaba on Tuesday.
The sitting will take place at Unity Hall, Governor’s Office Annex Warri at 10am prompt.
The statement explained further that Petitioners and their counsel are advised to note the date and to come to the venue of the public sitting with their witnesses.
The members of the public are further advised to make their inquiries through the secretariat of the panel on the following phone numbers , 09150370329, 09150370330, 09011307117, 09011307117.
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