A Nigerian court has ordered the British government to pay 20 million pounds to each family of 21 coal miners killed in 1949.

Seventy-six years after the killing of 21 coal miners in Enugu during the colonial era, a Nigerian court has ordered the United Kingdom to pay £420 million in compensation, marking one of the most ...

The judge held that the Federal Government of Nigeria and the Attorney-General had a constitutional duty under Sections 19(d) ...

Justice Anthony Onovo of the Enugu High Court, on Thursday, ordered the British Government to pay £20 million each to the families of the 21 coal miners killed in Enugu State in 1949 by the Colonial ...

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Enugu High Court ruled Britain must pay £420m to families of 21 coal miners killed in the 1949 Iva Valley massacre, ordering apology and reparations.