₦airaland Forum

ANIMABIDR:
Shame for your Papa

what do u have to say about floating corpses?

I guess they don’t need justice cos it’s done by d one u love?

ANIMABIDR:
So did you read the Article or you want to be like your father?

y reply with insult

What do u have to say about d floating corpses?

ANIMABIDR:
It's now Yoruba lives no more Nigerians kills in lekki?


Bola did not only fuvk with the brains of omulabi Muslims but he fuvked that of your parents too

what do u have to say about d floating corpses?

Are they not human?

Tmb78:
Your question will be met with a deafening silence.
Or have you not heard?

YORUBA LIVES MATTER MORE!😂😂

I thought as much cos how can a particular tribe b obsessed about lekki that we didn’t see any corpses but ignored what happened in their own region where corpses were floating on water n we all could see

That’s y I don’t take them serious

They care about what happened in lekki but looked away at what happened in anambra

BoldBrainz:
Waiting for the BAT crew to give explanations on this one...

They'll be here soon to call Peter Obi and blame IPOB.

what do u have to say about this?

ANIMABIDR:
On Sunday morning, a letter from the Lagos State Public Procurement Agency (LSPPA) went viral. This letter addressed to the state’s ministry of health confirmed the government’s intention to hold a mass burial for 103 fatal victims of the #EndSARS protest.

According to the letter, the state government awarded a ₦61,285,000 contract to TOS Funerals Limited to bury the bodies, a sum that equates ₦595,000 per body.

However, when Nigerians began to claim the government was finally owning up to the killings at Lekki Tollgate on October 20, 2020, the government responded with a statement saying none of the bodies was recovered from the tollgate, but from other parts of the state.

The state’s health ministry also alleged that after the protest, the chief coroner invited families of victims to claim their bodies but “nobody responded to claim any of the bodies”. This, however, was a lie.

In the aftermath of the #EndSARS violence, the office of the Chief Coroner invited members of the public Throughout public adverts and announcement who had lost loved ones or whose relatives had been declared missing between 19th and 27th October 2020 from various clashes as mentioned above, to contact the department of Pathology and Forensic Medicine of the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) to help with identification of these casualties deposited in State-owned morgues. Relatives were to undergo DNA tests for identification purposes. It is important to state categorically that nobody responded to claim any of the bodies.

However, after almost three years, the bodies remain unclaimed, adding to the congestion of the morgues. This spurred the need to decongest the morgues – a procedure that follows very careful medical and legal guidelines in the event that a relative may still turn up to claim a lost relative years after the incident.

— excerpt from Lagos State Ministry of Health statement (July 23, 2023
‘FIRST WE SAW OUR SON’S BODY, THEN IT WENT MISSING AGAIN’
Pelumi Onifade would have been a 23-year-old graduate today had his life not been cut short on October 25, 2020, by a police task force team led by one Yinka Egbeyemi.

The young intern journalist was interviewing a crowd of people assembled at a place where COVID-19 palliative was being looted in Oko Oba, Agege, Lagos, but never lived to tell the story as he first went missing, then found dead.

For five days, Onifade’s family and friends searched frantically for him. Distraught by the news of her son’s death, Abosede Onifade, his mother, was unable to join Olatunde, her husband, and other family members who went to a mortuary in Ikorodu on October 30, 2020, and found Pelumi’s lifeless body.

In a telephone interview with FIJ on Friday, Abosede said she saw the state government’s statement and was disappointed. She said, “They lied, the government lied, they are liars.”

Reliving the horror of the past three years, she told FIJ that contrary to the government’s claim that nobody showed up to claim the bodies, her husband was denied access to Pelumi’s body in 2020, and when they went back for it, the mortuary staff told them the body was no longer there.

The body would later be transferred to the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), where the family was asked to do a DNA test to confirm if the deceased was their child.

‘WE DID DNA TEST, NEVER GOT RESULT BECAUSE OF SANWO-OLU’
In 2021, the Onifade family took their search to LASUTH hoping they could get Pelumi’s body and give him a befitting burial, but it was harder than they imagined.

Speaking with FIJ at the time, Olatunde said, “When we went to LASUTH, a doctor asked for our son’s name and we told him. He further informed us that autopsies had been carried on the bodies brought to the facility. He then advised us to take a DNA test and we did, but we never got the result.”

On Friday, Abosede said she and her husband submitted full-size pictures of themselves and gave samples for the test but were never invited for the results.

She said when they both pressed for answers, the doctor revealed to them that Babajide Sanwo-Olu, the State Governor, had taken responsibility for the tests and the hospital could not give results to the families until the state governor paid for them.

Meanwhile, Abosede revealed she counted more than 10 families present on the day she went to give her own DNA sample. “I could not stay and wait for everybody who came,” she told FIJ. “But while I was there, I saw people that came before me and those who came after me. They were more than 10 families that day alone.”

This claim contradicts the state government’s claim that nobody came to volunteer DNA samples and claim the bodies.

What stood between the Onifades and their slain son was the state-owned LASUTH, its protocol, and Sanwo-Olu. While the process dragged, Pelumi’s body was in a morgue owned by TOS funerals on the LASUTH premises. The morgue is a private company run by Taiwo Ogunsola, a friend of the governor. This is the same company that has now been awarded ₦595,000 to bury Pelumi.


‘THEY CALLED US FOR SECOND DNA TEST AFTER AWARDING CONTRACT’
“On Monday, we got a message asking that we go to the Lagos State DNA centre in CMS,” Abosede told FIJ. “I went there on Thursday. It is on 48, Broad Street, opposite Bookshop. While there, I saw the files from the DNA I did in 2021, but they collected another sample.

“They said they were inviting people again to come and give samples and check for their relatives, but they did not offer any explanation for why they did not use the samples we gave LASUTH.

“We asked them to tell us when to come back for updates, but they told us they would get back to us.”

Abosede said she did not want her son to be part of a mass burial but wanted to take custody of his body so the family could give him a befitting burial.

On Friday, FIJ called Gboyega Akosile, the chief press secretary to the state governor, but he declined our calls. As of press time, he had not responded to a message sent to him.


https://fij.ng/article/lagos-govt-kept-journalist-killed-after-endsars-protest-for-3-years-then-awarded-him-to-sanwo-olus-friend-for-burial/

if what happened at lekki is a massacre what do u have to say about this?

Racoon:
Sanwo-Olu you're wicked. All the attempts by you and all the APC mummified zombies with conscience seared with hot iron that shamelessly & wickedly denied all the atrocities committed by the Lagos and Federal troops against innocent citizens on 20-20-2020 will continue to hunt all of you. Very wicked souls.

what do u have to say about this?

Okwyjesus:
How did Kano states that got 2 slot voted.

Is there a deliberate attempt to sideline SE. Out of the 5 nominees, three are women. Not even strong voices from the region

You can't take SE regional slot to another region. It's not a privileged, it's the right thing that has been done before.

Shebi obi is your president

Tell him to give u ministers now

Fejoku:
You should continue in giving unfounded scenarios but the reality that faces all of us is this.
1. The Yorubas have been unmasked in the 8 years as a people who only care about themselves to the level of even supporting the devil just so they can get crumbs from his table. Other ethnic groups who initially had thought you were smart have seen you for who you really are which have made them beat a U-turn as against how they were gravitating towards you before.
2. As other tribes are being killed off and their properties taken from them, you have thought it wise to keep quiet and still working with the perpetrators of such evil. You called this calculation and sophistication but posterity will prove you wrong. People are taking stock of your deeds. They are not foolish you know.
3. The land usurpers from the extreme north with whom you have formed a new alliance doesn't really regard you in one bit. They know your antecedents as backstabbers and are only buying their time. The recent Ilorin response was a clear show of you not mistaking association for friendship. More will be dished out when you least expect it.
Lastly, the only persons that are presently still courting the Yorubas are Reno Omokri, Wike and Asari and we all know they're doing this for their own individualistic selfish reasons. Most of their people are not with them. Posterity will prove whether I'm correct or not.

It is clear that Nigeria is living on a borrowed time. With this attitude of yours, I wonder who will decide to relate with you when shit hits the fan. All the minorities know they can't count on you for assistance when danger comes knocking their way. You'll be left with your fulani masters and we will be here to sing your songs back to you.

As for us, a great awakening is what you're seeing currently and our voices are being heard far beyond the boundaries of Nigeria and West Africa. Those with like minds like us will join in the fight for emancipation. The hate you have for us will self ignite in your heart while we rise from the ashes around to sing the beautiful song of freedom and freshness under the mesmerizing sound of our delightful oja.

son of the man that set fire on his house cos of thieves

Taylor90:
And your incapacitated candidate you voted where has it landed us to

so u are saying we are mad cos we didn’t vote obi?

So anyone that doesn’t vote obi is a mad man?

A tale of two tribes in Nigeria

Tribe A ….they believe in emotions over logic n pride themselves as brave, they mostly act before they think of the consequences just to feed their egos n they always have d mindset that the sword is mightier than the pen, they are boastful and arrogant….they pride themselves as the BRAVE tribe


Tribe B….. they believe in logic over emotions and are very calculative in their doings, they think before they act n weigh d consequences of their actions before embarking on it, they have d mindset that the pen is mightier than the sword, they are submissive n reasonable… a quality tribe A see as cowardice n always take delight in calling them coward

One day thieves invaded their houses, tribe A in his usual behavior decided to set fire in his own house so as to chase the thieves away without thinking of the aftermath when the thieves are gone

Tribe B decided to build fence around his house so as not to destroy his property n to chase d thieves away with little damage

Tribe A in their usual manner mocked tribe B n called them a coward for wasting money on fence instead of setting d house on fire

After the thieves have left Tribe B is enjoying his home n Tribe A is battling with the raging fire to the extent that Tribe A ( the warrior) is now seeking refuge in tribe B ( cowards) house


Wisdom is profitable to direct

Cc
Helinues
Gidgiddy
Mrvitalis
Taylor90
Justoman
Fejoku
Bridget95
Richieniit
Obrigardo
Rayban25

BiafraAburi:
We have no refugee anywhere, rather we have expatriates that come to your land to bring success and knowledge to you. We don't want terrorists masquerading as refugees in our land. What's difficult to understand there?

these kind of expatriates right?

Taylor90:
This one don mad

No ever quote me again

we are mad because we didn’t support your candidate right?

Ever8090:
Na waooo....and some Igbos are celebrating the so called sit at home....

I don't understand this, you are killing your own people to force the hand of a country you claims that hates you to give you what you want. How is that possible?

proeast, Gidgiddy, Mrvitalis, emergingnation2


They all believe that’s d wisest decision

Taylor90:
And was voting Tinubu a wise decision?

Answer me no insults

yes to others

U see 6 and others see 9, so learn to respect peoples views

If we all vote d same candidate then what’s d need for election in d first place?

Live n let live

Chose who u want n let others go for who they want

Is that too hard to understand?

Taylor90:
Whats this one saying

There’s no unknown gun men in PH

do they sit at home in PH?

Taylor90:
Talk to me directly helinues

Nobody hates Nigeria but we hate it because we warned you people about Buhari and you all went deaf

Warned you again about Tinubu

Begged y’all to vote wisely but una go vote trubaslim

And you expect me to be happy with the nonsense that’s going on

so voting your candidate is d definition of voting wisely?


U have a very archaic mentality

helinues:
This evening blogger with his thick native accent should go and rest somewhere with his fables

Go and learn properly from Razor gazette

before I opened it I know d YouTuber will b Igbo n I wasn’t wrong

Ugmedia:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxlIeKB8lE0

I know d YouTuber go b Igbo

So no big deal

A

Though these people own too much but at d same time Nigerians dey like default money

Na Nigerian go borrow money from u n when it’s time to pay back na war

One man one borrowed money from my neighbor before n when it’s time to pay it turned to wahala sote one day d debtor na him even say make dem carry am go station say police no dey draw debt n him go sign say him go pay monthly till he pay finish

Dubetex96:
That's exaggeration from your end

I am in Ibadan n igbos full everywhere selling fake chargers on wheel barrow

No b same village that is better than Ibadan dem come from?

Dubetex96:
That's exaggeration from your end

I am in Ibadan n igbos full everywhere selling fake chargers on wheel barrow

slivertongue:
But the protest is for the good of all including you that's why they are protesting in your area

ipob dare not try any protest in my area

Dubetex96:
Brown roof hebadan can't be compared to a remote village in the East

but igbos prefer the brown roof to their village paradise

Can u explain that?

gmo10:
Way to go

Modified

I am just wondering if it is possible for Joe Ajaero, who openly aligned with Peter Obi, to be politically neutral and act in the national interest. This protest and nationwide strike he has called for looks like a political stunt, especially considering that the current government has agreed to increase the minimum wage and that all major presidential candidates, except Kwankwaso, agreed that they would remove fuel subsidies. Including Peter Obi, who said they would go IMMEDIATELY.

This strike is unnecessary and very ill-timed, more so when Nigeria is facing a crisis in Niger Republic that could spill over into Nigeria and destabilise our economy and political institutions.

I may not support President Tinubu, but the palliatives and measures he announced two days ago were far-reaching and should have caused Labour and Ajaero to pause. But it didn't. What is their agenda? This is about Nigeria, and it is time for us to be patriotic and do what is in the country's best interest, no matter who is President. I am not sure that Ajaero would take this action if his friend, Peter Obi, were President.

What exactly does Joe Ajaero want? Even his own home state of Imo has introduced palliatives.

Should Nigeria continue to spend more on fuel subsidies than she spends on education, health, and housing? How is that economically viable?

And can Mr Ajaero explain why the pump fuel price in neighbouring Benin Republic went up as soon as Nigeria ended fuel subsidies?

Nobody should take us backwards to a Buhari era where we were borrowing to pay for fuel subsidies and tripled our foreign debt with nothing to show for it. Fuel subsidies must go, whether this present NLC likes it or not.

Ajaero is ipob plan b to destabilize Nigeria since they lost the election

The question reasonable Nigerians should ask ajarubbish are

Where were u when cashless policy was killing people?
Where was d love for d masses when businesses were shut down during cashless policy?
Why didn’t u call for protest when people starved during cashless policy?

It got so bad that a man stripped himself naked in d bank out of frustration but the same ajaero was busy endorsing obi then

Immediately obi lost election ajaero remembered d need to go on strike

No n d same aja Osupa b this?

Some people are burning their region (paradise) n running away to the place they love to mock

They are economic scavengers but na them make mouth pass

slivertongue:
NIGERIANS must say know to dictatorship disguised as democracy

nigerians must say no to ipob plan b disguised as protest

SOSinNigeria:
Yoruba man, Tinubu is so excited waging war against Niger republic. He wants to destroy the age-long relationship Hausa and Fulanis have with Nigeriens. What exactly would Nigeria gain in this war? Nothing! But the country, particularly Muslim North will lose everything.

Unless they're too foolish not to see that their very existence is under threat. Otherwise, they should be very alarmed by now.

emeka

Rest in Jesus name

001Lagos:
Person wey never eat afternoon food belleful 😂😂😂

but a billionaire like u is always lamenting

Wetin happen?

Na audio money?

Best way to go

They have amputate ipob plan to destroy d country

Finestgurlie:
thunder fire your mother

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