Lekki Toll Gate Massacre: A New Low Has Been Activated by Sanwo-Olu, As Celebrities Condemns The killings

The Lagos State government activated and led by example in a brutal use of force to curb the agitation of citizens with what is now been tagged the #LekkiTollGateMassacre in a groundbraking cruelty.

Protesters where killed in cold blood why the wounded where not allowed to be taken to hospitals for treatment as the Nigeria military charter away the bodies of the dead leaving no evidence behind. This genocide has gotten the attention of celebrities both home and abroad as they are speaking out against this crime against humanity.

Among this celebrities is the former first lady and former presidential candidate of USA,  Hillary Clinton. She called on the president of Nigeria, M. Buhari to stop the killing of young  #EndSars protesters.

I’m calling on @mbuhari and the @hqnigerianarmy to stop killing young #EndSARS protesters. #StopNigeriaGovernment

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) October 20, 2020

Others include Nigeria Man United striker Odion Igahlo who released a video minutes after his team defeated PSG.

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Others include actress, Funke Akindele Bello who beg Mr Sanwo Olu to put an end to the massacre in a video with her husband voice heard from the background

https://twitter.com/emalexxconcept/status/1318681093181157376?s=19

Also included on the list is Ireti Bakare who spoke out of passion as she called the governor and his benefactor, Tinubu a coward.

Please RETWEET this video , this queen personally addressed @jidesanwoolu @AsiwajuTinubu
and @MBuhari , they need to see this clip and hide their faces in shame #EndSARS #LekkiMassacre #Genocide pic.twitter.com/Amd6toiOpt

— Favbreed #ThisIsNot1967 #BiafraNationNow (@Favbreed1) October 20, 2020

Anthony Joshua has also spoken

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To mention a few. But where do we go from here? What is the fate of Nigerians in Nigeria if they can’t even peacefully protest for their rights. What is next, in this chapter of youth versus government duel?

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