bbc africa eye has now found evidence indicating that government security forces shot indiscriminatelyfour who worked as a food vendor on kampala road. seconds after this clip ends, she is killed by a bullet to the back of the head. if we look at that video more closely, we see a truck coming at speed down kampala road. a second video taken at exactly the same moment from the other side of the street shows that this was a police truck marked with the identification number 17. as police truck 17 drives past, we hear a gunshot... gunshot. ..and she falls to the ground. if we pause the video on this frame and sharpen the image, we can see the faces of four men, all carrying rifles, seated on the left hand side of truck 17. all the evidence indicates that, minutes after this footage was recorded, one of these four men killed her. and she was not the only person shot on kampala road. in the space of a minute or so, at least six other people were shot, and at least three of them died. a 31—year—old father of two. a local man who worked in a shop. and a 72—year—old retired accountant. there i

to nigeria now — and an investigation by bbc africa eye into how some pensioners have found their incomems of corrupt officials inside the system. yemisi adagoke has travelled to cross river state to meet the ghost pensioners of nigeria. since retiring last august, this woman, a former nurse living in cross river state, has been chasing her pension without success. her son, a localjournalist, told us they were both asked for money if they wanted the pension to be paid out. we asked him to wear a hidden camera for his next meeting with the official at the colaba pension office. during the meeting, she implies he should make another payment on top of the money he claims he has already paid. he does what he's expected to do. but even then, the pension payments don't start, and having to pay someone to get the pension you're legally entitled to isn't the only problem facing retired people in nigeria. i'm in a community where last october this list was published with over 300 names of people declared dead, and as a result their pension payments stopped. including this man. so your name is mr

bbc africa eye has now found evidence indicating that government security forces shot indiscriminatelyuyat. seconds after this clip ends, she is killed by a bullet to the back of the head. if we look at that video more closely, we see a truck coming at speed down kampala road. a second video, taken at exactly the same moment from the other side of the street, shows that this was a police truck marked with the identification number 17. as police truck 17 drives past, we hear a gunshot. and kamuyat falls to the ground. this is kamuyat�*s red skirt. if we pause the video on this frame and sharpen the image, we can see the faces of four men, all carrying rifles, seated on the left—hand side of truck 17. all the evidence indicates that minutes after this footage was recorded, one of these four men killed her. and she was not the only person shot on kampala road. in the space of a minute or so, at least six other people were shot and at least three of them died. john amera, a 31—year—old of two. abbas kalule, a local man who worked in a shop. and john kitobe, a 72—year—old retired accountant