Part 2 -A 5-part serial on 30 Jun, 2 Jul, 17 & 29 Sept and 3 Oct, 2014 by Ibanga Isine @Ibykul @PremiumTimesng -‘The extra-judicial killings of seven members of Gboko’, the host community of Dangote Cement factory, by soldiers manning the company was a finalist in 2014. #EndSARS Juliana Ebere’s @julianafrancis story, ‘Extrajudicial killings: story of SARS and robbery suspects’, published February 24, March 3, and March 10, 2014 in The New Telegraph Newspaper which was partly narrated earlier, also won an award that year. bit.ly/2IDRwhY

Part 1 -In the early hours of Nov 27 2012, Lucky John, husband to a certain Folake, father of four children, left his home. His mission was to go about his regular job as a commercial bus driver plying the Igando/Mile 2 route in Lagos to make a living. He never returned. #EndSARS The next day, his worried wife, accompanied by his mother commenced a search for him. After looking in all the likely places, including hospitals and mortuaries, without results, they reported the case to the Igando Police station.

Enjoy your labour

In this week of September 2016, I had the unfortunate honour of packing up my sister’s stuff after her demise. My sister, Olufikayo Atinuke Keazor (Nee Famuyiwa), died of breast cancer on Wednesday 14 September of that year. She was 39. She lived in Dubai, so I had to make important and fast decisions about her and her belongings and help bring her body back to Nigeria. As I went through her possessions, I was sure of one thing—she had lived a good full life. She enjoyed her labour.