After a one-day session last week, the Commission of Inquiry to investigate politically-motivated killings before and during the 2015 general elections in Rivers State will continue its sitting today.
The Commission, instituted by Chibuike Amaechi, the Rivers State governor, is investigating damage to properties and grievous bodily harms to persons ahead and during the presidential and gubernatorial elections in the state.
Thirteen witnesses are expected to testify before the Commission today on claims of arson, assault, and killing.
PREMIUM TIMES will be bringing you live updates from the Port Harcourt venue of the proceedings.
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