Wikipedia has dedicated a page to Lekki Massacre, an incident where lives were lost at Lekki tollgate, Lagos after security operatives opened fire on unarmed protesters Lekki Massacre which Nigerians refer to as ”Black Tuesday” happened on October 20, 2020, Ekohotblog reports According to the report, the page will inform and educate people on the incident. 

Read more at: https://ekohotblog.com/2020/10/24/lekki-massacre-is-now-on-wikipedia-page/

Nice one Wikipedia. Some memorabilia for the future generation even though it is written in words and symbols.

Unlike our generation who suffer from dearth of history.
Go to the streets and ask, you would be amazed that 7 in 10 youths do not know the immediate nor remote causes of the Nigerian-Biafran Crisis. No thanks to the Off Mic generation, who refuse to confront their mistakes.

They say it wasnt a massacre. We have agreed. Now can they tell us what soldiers were doing at a peaceful protest ground with live bullets and ligts going off just before shooting began? All they keep shouting is there was no massacre. What were soldiers doing there and yet they didn't appear at the hotspots in Lagos the next day.

DominusPrime:
They say it wasnt a massacre. We have agreed. Now can they tell us what soldiers were doing at a peaceful protest ground with live bullets and ligts going off just before shooting began? All they keep shouting is there was no massacre. What were soldiers doing there and yet they didn't appear at the hotspots in Lagos the next day.

Good question for them to answer! Nigeria is no longer in the olden days...This is new generation new dawn!