24th November 2024
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BREAKING: 15 Lekki Shooting Victims Storm Lagos Panel, Stand Their Ground

Against the denial of the Nigerian Army that nobody was shot during the endSARS shooting at lekki Toll Gate, 15 protesters who suffered gunshot wounds during the protests have visited the Lagos State Court of Arbitration and Mediation in Lekki, venue of the Lagos State Judicial Panel of Enquiry and Restitution for Victims of SARS related abuses and other matters.

14 of them were reported to have been shot at Lekki Toll Gate on the evening of October 20, while one was said to have been shot Ojodu Berger.

In their entourage was Mr Nathaniel Solomon, whose younger brother Abouta Solomon was said to have been shot dead at the toll gate.

The deceased has since been buried in his hometown in Mubi Local Government Area of Adamawa State, and Aiyedungbe Olufunmi Grace, whose brother died at LASUTH after suffering gunshot wounds to the head.

Grace told The Nation that after her brother’s death, the hospital authorities changed the story and said he died of COVID-19.

The Nigerian Army has denied allegations that it shot at peaceful protesters, saying it merely fired blanks into the air to disperse stone throwers.

This may be the end of the road for the lying agents who have continued to deny that no one was shot during the #End SARS protests, which turned a bloody game at the Lake Toll Gate.

Meanwhile the CNN in her investigations confirmed the the killings susped to have been carried out by the men of Nigerian military.

The Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Lai Mohammed had gone against the CNN, threatening sanction if the they refuse to retract their report, which fell on deaf ear as the Cable News Network insists:

“Our reporting was carefully and meticulously researched, and we stand by it,” the spokesperson said via email. The report was based on testimony from dozens of witnesses, and photosand video obtained and geolocated by CNN. It painted a picture of how members of the Nigerian army and the police shot at the crowd, killing at least one person and wounding dozens more.

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