How CNN Proved With Graphic Evidence That Nigerian Army Killed EndSARS Protesters at Lekki Toll Gate (Photo, video)
Recall that few weeks ago Nigerian youths in different states took to the streets to protest against SARS and police brutality in Nigeria and many Nigerian celebrities supported the youth but unfortunately a tragic event occurred at Lekki toll gate on October 20, 2920, when the Nigerian Army allegedly opened fire on the peaceful protesters.
Today, Cable News Network (CNN) took to their news channel to expose the full details of their investigation to the general public and this made a lot of people happy on twitter.
CNN revealed that after they analyzed multiple footages, they were able to conclude that the soldiers left the barracks at 18:29 pm while heading towards Lekki toll gate.
CNN also claimed that at 6:43 pm the soldiers started to shoot and CNN also debunked the soldier’s claims that they shot blank bullets into the air by sharing a video of unidentified soldiers shooting towards the peaceful protesters.
CNN also revealed that they investigated one of the bullets used by the soldiers during the peaceful protest at Lekki and they discovered that the bullets belong to the Nigeria Army.
Many Nigerians on twitter were very happy after CNN shed some light on the tragic event that occurred at Lekki toll gate because they have been waiting for the government to reveal what really happened at Lekki toll gate which has now been tagged, Lekki Massacre.
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Lekki Massacre happened and it was bloody #LekkiMassacre #EndSARS pic.twitter.com/in3UPCeNpa— Salmanš (@NotJustSalmanPR) November 18, 2020
All they tried to deny and say it was photoshopped.. here is a thorough analysis to the Lekki Massacre by CNN #EndSARS #LekkiMassaccre pic.twitter.com/9WlZpVlxm2
— Salmanš (@NotJustSalmanPR) November 18, 2020
More videos #EndSARS #LekkiMassacre https://t.co/q5xPYArZBK
— Salmanš (@NotJustSalmanPR) November 18, 2020
More videos #EndSARS #LekkiMassacre https://t.co/q5xPYArZBK
— Salmanš (@NotJustSalmanPR) November 18, 2020
