kingthreat:
[s]1. I remember the commuters that were stranded for more than 10 days.
2. I remember the transportation between Lagos Mainland and the Island cut short and the tollgate became a carnival joint
3. I remember the shooting at the tollgate. How the army recklessly shot some Nigerians. Very unfair, rubber bullets should have been used.
4. I remember the police stations burnt in Edo state and the policemen that had to die
5. I remember the over 5 prisons that were broken and over 5000 criminals set free to continue their evil on the society
6. I remember how over 15 police stations in the Southwest were burnt down. I remember the policemen killed all over Southern Nigeria. Over 100. I remember the cannibalistic ritualists feeding on the dead policeman's scrotum.
7. I remember the 100s of buses burnt down
8. I remember the attack on legitimate businesses and the millions of USD of investment lost to hoodlums
9. I remember the innocent citizens that had to pay the price of being at the mercy of hoodlums. RIP Oke the designer, those hoodlums that took you will go soon.
10. I remember how Ipob used that opportunity to incite rage on Africa's most populous city. I remember the high rate of crime afterwards.
11. I remember Nigerians begging the police and army to come and restore law and order afterwards.

May the soul of all those who lost their lives in the protests rest in peace. Including those who died at the tollgate.
My main problem with Endsars is that is was used to fuel a breakdown in law and order. Nigerians, think. Instability will not pay this country.
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Blake755:
I lost my friend to this shit
Eden keep rest till we meet again

Arda1000:
sorry man I also lost two of my friends,and one of my girl her kid brother is still missing till date

kingthreat:
@Blake755 and @Arda1000. Accept my condolences. Inasmuch as people have a right to protest, it is sad that people behind the scenes wanted it to get out of hands to their benefit not minding the cost of lives. Both the soldiers, police, influencers and hoodlums were wrong. At the end, it is the common man that is the victim.

Blake755:

Bro I was traumatized even up till and sorry about your loss

Blake755:

I swear bro all this celebrities wey dey hype this and dey charge the masses make the come out come protest nothing happens to them nah the poor masses dey then use count loses

kingthreat:
@Blake755 and @Arda1000. Accept my condolences. Inasmuch as people have a right to protest, it is sad that people behind the scenes wanted it to get out of hands to their benefit not minding the cost of lives. Both the soldiers, police, influencers and hoodlums were wrong. At the end, it is the common man that is the victim.

Blake755:

I swear bro all this celebrities wey dey hype this and dey charge the masses make the come out come protest nothing happens to them nah the poor masses dey then use count loses