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The Night of June 7th
The story follows six young traders who are wrongfully targeted, labeled as armed robbers, and brutally extrajudicially executed by rogue police officers in Abuja. The film dives deep into the ensuing cover-up, systemic corruption, and the painful struggle for justice led by the victims' families.
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The story follows six young traders who are wrongfully targeted, labeled as armed robbers, and brutally extrajudicially executed by rogue police officers in Abuja. The film dives deep into the ensuing cover-up, systemic corruption, and the painful struggle for justice led by the victims' families.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Linda Ikeji
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Runtime:105 minutes
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