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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Nobody: 10:11pm On Oct 28, 2020
I see
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Eriokanmi: 10:11pm On Oct 28, 2020
No be lie
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by martineverest(m): 10:14pm On Oct 28, 2020
FuckOsuPigs:


Lies from the pit of hell. God will put y'all enemies of the state to shame.
may u lose ur family members to know how painful these families feel
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Lastmankc(m): 10:15pm On Oct 28, 2020
I hate snakes

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by AnanseK(m): 10:17pm On Oct 28, 2020
Rubbish. Nothing stops any family from mentioning his son’s or daughter’s death and conducting a funeral .

There was no massacre, but upto three people died perhaps due to stampede.

The fake story of massacre was all part of the plan for a violent criminal removal of an elected government.

Killing of Police men and burning down Police stations , looting of police armoury, freeing of thousands of prisoners and unprecedented mayhem.

The destruction and looting of government and private properties was all part of the plan to destroy Nigeria.

Falana knows that, I wonder why he is playing to the gallery of these evil people disguised as protesters.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by dvkot(m): 10:19pm On Oct 28, 2020
richie240:
So d families of '78 massacred protesters' are all afraid to come out? Azin, really?

Is falz not ur son? So I'm not surprised at ur comments.

Reminds me of d book "because I'm involved".
cool
tifnubu paid clown
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Eriokanmi: 10:21pm On Oct 28, 2020
madridguy:
May God Almighty rest their souls and comfort their families.

Grant the injured ones speedy recovery and cleanse our land.
...and may God punish those liars and may the spirit of the dead haunt them into a perpetual bondage
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by dvkot(m): 10:21pm On Oct 28, 2020
AnanseK:
Rubbish. Nothing stops any family from mentioning his son’s or daughter’s death and conducting a funeral .

There was no massacre, but upto three people died perhaps due to stampede.

The fake story of massacre was all part of the plan for a violent criminal removal of an elected government.

Killing of Police men and burning down Police stations , looting of police armoury, freeing of thousands of prisoners and unprecedented mayhem.

The destruction and looting of government and private properties was all part of the plan to destroy Nigeria.

Falana knows that, I wonder why he is playing to the gallery of these evil people disguised as protesters.
tifnubu paid media clown

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by wabbyland(m): 10:23pm On Oct 28, 2020
Some people believe the #lekkimassacre is not real. I can tell you authoritatively that there's a victim in the hospital I work at and his right leg has been amputated. Fear, just like, falana said, is the reason no one wants talk.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by AnanseK(m): 10:23pm On Oct 28, 2020
dvkot:
tifnubu paid media clown

Tinubu doesn’t have enough money to buy me and my conscience.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Farki: 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2020
AnanseK:
Rubbish. Nothing stops any family from mentioning his son’s or daughter’s death and conducting a funeral .

There was no massacre, but upto three people died perhaps due to stampede.

The fake story of massacre was all part of the plan for a violent criminal removal of an elected government.

Killing of Police men and burning down Police stations , looting of police armoury, freeing of thousands of prisoners and unprecedented mayhem.

The destruction and looting of government and private properties was all part of the plan to destroy Nigeria.

Falana knows that, I wonder why he is playing to the gallery of these evil people disguised as protesters.

When family members come out zombies will label them as paid IPOB actors and enemies of the state.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by yahmohy27: 10:24pm On Oct 28, 2020
Ogbuu101:
Falana,slippery afonja.
Keeps mentioning 'military' and carefully leaves out buhari when he knows soldiers can only be deployed with buhari's permission.
Same way he keeps making noise by suing DSS on ZakZaky's case when he knows buhari is the one keeping ZakZaky.
Pls, no dey mumu for public like this

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by yahmohy27: 10:25pm On Oct 28, 2020
Farki:


When family members come out zombies will label them as paid IPOB actors and enemies of the state.
Are you one?

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by ibedun: 10:25pm On Oct 28, 2020
bolaayenimo:
Sanwo-Olu should give each victims or their families N100n each

No, he should move Lagos to ABA!!!

Olorikori!

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by ibedun: 10:26pm On Oct 28, 2020
Farki:


When family members come out zombies will label them as paid IPOB actors and enemies of the state.

I dare them to come out, then they can tell us why they didn’t go to their state to protest!!!

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Royalfurnitures: 10:26pm On Oct 28, 2020
Some of them are being threatened by those who want to cover up their evil deeds

Your home is incomplete without good quality furniture thats why we are here for you
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Nobody: 10:27pm On Oct 28, 2020
This man is getting watery daily.

I hope he's advised before he loses his value undecided

He's no longer doing better than the polithieficians

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Tulsaguy: 10:27pm On Oct 28, 2020
Ogbuu101:
Falana,slippery afonja.
Keeps mentioning 'military' and carefully leaves out buhari when he knows soldiers can only be deployed with buhari's permission.
Same way he keeps making noise by suing DSS on ZakZaky's case when he knows buhari is the one keeping ZakZaky.


Money used in sending this idiot to school should have been put to better use. Either to datch babiala, smoke weed or chop sharwama. Another psycho in town today.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by abc115: 10:29pm On Oct 28, 2020
in order words, Nobody was Killed- Falana

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by CodeTemplar: 10:37pm On Oct 28, 2020
Ogbuu101:
Falana,slippery afonja.
Keeps mentioning 'military' and carefully leaves out buhari when he knows soldiers can only be deployed with buhari's permission.
Same way he keeps making noise by suing DSS on ZakZaky's case when he knows buhari is the one keeping ZakZaky.
Did the acting soldiers implicate Buhari or LASG? Use what God gave you bros.
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Nobody: 10:43pm On Oct 28, 2020
sad
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by MondayOsunbor(m): 10:45pm On Oct 28, 2020
madridguy:
May God Almighty rest their souls and comfort their families.

Grant the injured ones speedy recovery and cleanse our land.

this country future is soo great
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Nobody: 10:50pm On Oct 28, 2020
Ogbuu101:
[s]Falana,slippery afonja.
Keeps mentioning 'military' and carefully leaves out buhari when he knows soldiers can only be deployed with buhari's permission.
Same way he keeps making noise by suing DSS on ZakZaky's case when he knows buhari is the one keeping ZakZaky[/s].

My son, the dilector is calling you on Facebook, he wants to give you virtual money!

Cowards

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Farki: 11:01pm On Oct 28, 2020
ibedun:


I dare them to come out, then they can tell us why they didn’t go to their state to protest!!!

Stop displaying your foolishness, Nigerians can't fight for a better country in Nigeria now or what?

Or is SARS confined to one state?

Stop reasoning like a pig.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by faithfull18(f): 11:02pm On Oct 28, 2020
wonder233:
The various interests groups in the end SARS saga:

1. A corrupt government eager to maintain the status quo. A status quo that allows them unfettered access to plunder the national wealth for them and their families.

2. Foreign Arms dealers to whose interests it will be for us to be at war. They are powerful and highly skilled lobbyists and propagandists. They study vulnerable societies and exploit their fault lines to advantage. They partner with willing politicians and influencers to put out content to sway public opinion.

3. A largely vacuous youthful public, who though educated are incapable of thinking for themselves - reason the "influencers" are in business in the first place.

The government realized this late and are making a poor attempt at catch-up (the fashola camera et al).

A minute segment of us are neither for the government nor the "protesters". We think for ourselves and analyze every occurrence on their individual merits.
We support peaceful protests for specific realistic demands, but won't let anyone brainwash us into a utopian bandwagon for their selfish interests.

There was no massacre and there was no camera.

There was no massacre with video evidences everywhere and even those involved admitting the army was there after initial denial

Were they there to smile? Why were the cameras removed and lights turned off if they were no ulterior motives.

You better open your eyes. Why take the bodies of those killed atleast if they had left it, we would have counted.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Farki: 11:02pm On Oct 28, 2020
yahmohy27:

Are you one?

My family is fine but don't spit on the faces of those who lost loved ones.
Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Commentor: 11:03pm On Oct 28, 2020
With this statement, I'm beginning to think he's as daft as his son.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by FuckOsuPigs: 11:03pm On Oct 28, 2020
martineverest:
may u lose ur family members to know how painful these families feel

I need not reply you same way. You're under generational curse already.

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Re: Falana: Why Family Members Of Lekki Victims Are Afraid To Speak by Seunpaul01(m): 11:03pm On Oct 28, 2020
They should come out, na beg I dey beg dem. This is beyond Nigeria now.

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