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Amnesty lawyer faults N100m SERAP judgment, recalls Ribadu defence

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An Amnesty International lawyer has faulted the N100m defamation judgment against SERAP, recalling how the group defended Nuhu Ribadu from persecution. Read More: https://punchng.com/amnesty-lawyer-faults-n100m-serap-judgment-recalls-ribadu-defence/

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