Court Affirms Nigerians’ Right to Record Police in Public

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The Federal High Court in Warri has ruled that citizens can legally record police officers on duty, requiring officers to wear visible name tags and display force numbers.

Justice H.A. Nganjiwa awarded Maxwell Uwaifo N5 million for rights violations and N2 million in legal costs, reinforcing protections against harassment or device confiscation during lawful recordings.

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