BREAKING: Killers of Pregnant Lawyer Faces Major Prosecution As Lawmakers Make 3 Strong Resolutions
- The house of representatives has passed a resolution to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of Barrister Bolanle Raheem
- Raheem, a Lagos-based legal practitioner, was allegedly shot by a police officer, Drambi Vandi, while she was returning from a Christmas service with her family on Sunda
- After observing 1-minute silence for the deceased, the lawmakers concluded that killer must be prosecuted and police officers must stop drinking while on duty
FCT, Abuja - The police officer who allegedly killed Barrister Bolanle Raheem, a pregnant female lawyer over the weekend will be answering questions from lawmakers.
After observing a 1-minute silence for the late legal practitioner, the lawmakers of the green chamber pass a resolution to unravel the circumstances leading to the death of the young lawyer.
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The house of representatives also concluded to ensure the prosecution of the alleged killers, who were alleged to be police officers, with the hope of getting justice.
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In a statement released by the house of representatives on its Twitter page on Wednesday, the lawmakers concluded that police officers must be stopped from taking alcohol while on duty.
See the tweet below:
Bolanle Raheem, a Lagos-based lawyer, was allegedly shot by a police officer identified as Drambi Vandi, on Christmas day, December 25.
The legal practitioner was shot while returning from church with her family. The police team attached to the Ajah police station tried to stop her at the Ajah underbridge.
Vandi then shot the vehicle while Raheem was trying to make a U-turn under the bridge, and she was hit by the gunshot and rushed to a hospital where she was reportedly dead.
House of reps orders CBN to revert Its new policy on cash withdrawal limit
Legit.ng earlier reported that the house of representatives has asked the CBN to revert its directive asking to limit cash withdrawal for individuals to N100,000 and organisations to N500,000 per week.
Some lawmakers have argued that the new directive by the CBN will kill small businesses and affect the economy of rural areas with limited banks.
The lower chamber, therefore, ordered the governor of the CBN, Godwin Emefiele, to make himself available for the house on Thursday.
Source: Legit.ng
