Go and get your facts right before sh*ting words around.
Kibera can not match the slum integrated city talk less of makoko.
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Kenyatta and Buhari are both presidents of Kenya and Nigeria respectively , Same way Kibera and Mathere are the biggest slum in Africa, we might not want it to be so but these are the facts.
Hoping otherwise is just wishful thinking and denying reality.
Something is really disturbing about this Lekki massacre.
There a lot of unanswered questions.
By now twitter and the media space should have been flooded with names of those killed in the protest.
During the first day of the protest when jimoh ishiaq was killed in oshogbo it didn’t take long before a gofund me account was created for his parent, the only gofund account I have seen being created is for oke whom we know didn’t die in the protest ground as alleged but was killed at home by hoodlums.
I’m hearing BBC and CNN is asking for any of the victims to come forward and share their story but so far I’ve seen none, some of us watched the dj switch ig live stream, there was gunshot certainly and I saw an injured protester with a shattered leg on the ground, another one had a bullet remove from his body with a plier??...I’m not discounting anything but we all have to agree a lot of things don’t match up.
We have a lot of unanswered questions, some say the military took the corpse away like during the shite protest.....but I believe by now a lot of family should have been coming forward or is it possible they’ve all been silenced by the government
Or maybe we should just hold on for a few days and see if any evidence comes up.
Sanwo Olu said they have the original footage from the incident, I think a lot of people would like to see that.
kabe1: Today we have all borne witness and seen the destructive power of fake news.
A couple weeks back i mentioned that SSBN/Defense news Nigeria posting false information on twitter is a national security risk.
This week, events unconnected with SSBN/Defense News Nigeria, have played out, and the result has been people dead, properties destroyed across many Nigerian cities, curfew in place and a Nation on it's knees.
All because some people raised tension through unverified reportage on social media, amplified by the silence of the people in government.
I beg of us all, let us verify our posts before sharing on social media.
Don't post content here or on any social media capable of inciting violence and civil unrest.
God Bless Nigeria.
This incident is making the social media bill being introduce in the senate justifiable to me.