Nigerian army to pay N1.25m for assaulting nollywood actress

A federal high court sitting in port Harcourt on Friday ordered the Nigerian army to pay the sum of N1.25m and to publish a written apology in at least two national dailies to nollywood actress Ebere ohakwe for assaulting her on her way to Onitsha,from port Harcourt.nigerian army stationed at images axis of port Harcourt airport road stopped the vehicle for a routine stop and search,and in the process started adsulassau her.mohammed Adamu,a federal high court on march 2018 ordered the defendant to pay the sum of N1m to the plaintiff as compensation for infringing on her fundamental human rights.

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