HundHunter:
Huh?.....and the victim families and friends didn't missed them to raised alarm about it for over one week.

Upti123:

Please which of the CCTV was removed?

tsagir:
WHAT ABOUT OYIGBO MASSACRE ?

Sanchez01:


http://saharareporters.com/2020/10/30/exclusive-how-nigerian-army-secretly-moved-20-lekki-massacre-victims-idh-mortuary

ceejayluv:

Would you still doubt that there's a massacre going on in Oyigbo, Rivers. Also in Nworieubi, IMO state over a week ago.?

HundHunter:
Huh?.....and the victim families and friends didn't missed them to raised alarm about it for over one week.

Sanchez01:

1. Soldiers truly shot at protesters and people were killed.
2. Soldiers carted away bodies that night (There are video evidences of soldiers freely walking into the midst of protesters to take away bodies).
3. We all watched how someone died during the live session of DJ Switch after being hit by a bullet.
4. Bullet shell casings were also found the next day.
5. Several were wounded and rushed to the hospital.
6. Sanwo-Olu initially said no one died but later came around to say only two persons were confirmed dead. (What killed them?).
7. The military denied ever been at the Lekki toll gate that night. As a matter of fact, they planted badges and ranks on the scene after they left.
8. If families aren't coming out, it is because they are either scared or not living close to the dead victims to even suspect they went to protest.
9. Several missing person cases took over Twitter 3 days after the Lekki onslaught and families were directed to several hospitals which took in these victims.

There is no denying that the Nigerian Army, through the soldiers, took away bodies that night, possible to reduce the outrage of the military killing unarmed protesters in modern age.

What's worse is that the event of that was premeditated and carefully executed. First, they took out cameras, then cut off power around the area to prevent people from recording their atrocities. We all saw videos of on and off the scene of that night.

Anyone with a straight head knows there is a massive cover-up attempt by the government. People were shot at; people were killed and soldiers took bodies away that night.

HundHunter:


I'm yet to see the video though and i didn't support the stupid actions of the senseless army.

My worry is why are the concerned families are yet to talking about it, one week plus after.

Sanchez01:

I actually do not expect something meaningful from a follower of Tinubu.

HundHunter:


Good narrative but purely a conjecture. Do you agree?

Nchenches:


Families of victims of the scores of IPOB people killed by Nigeria soldiers cried to heavens. What did you do?

It’s no offense anywhere in the world for citizens carrying secessionist flags and marching on the streets.

Sanchez01:

1. Soldiers truly shot at protesters and people were killed.
2. Soldiers carted away bodies that night (There are video evidences of soldiers freely walking into the midst of protesters to take away bodies).
3. We all watched how someone died during the live session of DJ Switch after being hit by a bullet.
4. Bullet shell casings were also found the next day.
5. Several were wounded and rushed to the hospital.
6. Sanwo-Olu initially said no one died but later came around to say only two persons were confirmed dead. (What killed them?).
7. The military denied ever been at the Lekki toll gate that night. As a matter of fact, they planted badges and ranks on the scene after they left.
8. If families aren't coming out, it is because they are either scared or not living close to the dead victims to even suspect they went to protest.
9. Several missing person cases took over Twitter 3 days after the Lekki onslaught and families were directed to several hospitals which took in these victims.

There is no denying that the Nigerian Army, through the soldiers, took away bodies that night, possible to reduce the outrage of the military killing unarmed protesters in modern age.

What's worse is that the event of that was premeditated and carefully executed. First, they took out cameras, then cut off power around the area to prevent people from recording their atrocities. We all saw videos of on and off the scene of that night.

Anyone with a straight head knows there is a massive cover-up attempt by the government. People were shot at; people were killed and soldiers took bodies away that night.

HundHunter:


Good narrative but purely a conjecture. Do you agree?

strangest:


The one inspector fashola discovered at the crime scene

HundHunter:


I'm yet to see the video though and i didn't support the stupid actions of the senseless army.

My worry is why are the concerned families are yet to talking about it, one week plus after.

SmartyPants:


So you mean of all the victims, an entire two dozen or more, there cannot be found one single relative to speak? Not one?

Are you normal?

Upti123:


Can you please show us the evidence on twitter because I can't find any

EmekaBlue:
and the bullet shots only hit these ones that left their villages to lagos?! I don't know o but i doubt kinda with my own psychic that many died there that day

Farki:


https://twitter.com/ENDSARSNOWPLS/status/1321351125702975488?s=19

Upti123:


I'm talking of the one that you said was removed

chaloner:
obvious u re under age, likely not upto 15years old. Nairaland needs age regulation

strangest:


Since the cctv is there, why can't they play the video for everyone and calm the situation?

Why are they going to Mortuary to look for bodies after they have seen the videos within themselves....


The cctv

HundHunter:


I'm yet to see the video though and i didn't support the stupid actions of the senseless army.

My worry is why are the concerned families are yet to talking about it, one week plus after.

HundHunter:


I'm yet to see the video though and i didn't support the stupid actions of the senseless army.

My worry is why are the concerned families are yet to talking about it, one week plus after.

HundHunter:


Coming from IPOB miscreant, who has not posted anything good but blood and destruction.

I reserve my comment.