Okoroawusa:


Which one killed in Surulere?

Is it that you can't read or you have comprehension problem?

ultiliberty:



3 or more people I saw in video and in pix were confirmed killed in surulere yesterday

#SARSMUSTEND
#EndSarsNow
#SayNoToPoliceBrutality

Okoroawusa:

He was not a protester. He was hit with a stray bullet as well as a young women.
Now the police n the hoodlums are trading blames whose bullet hit the man n the woman. Also a police man was killed. Who killed him?
I am not holding brief for the police but for Lagos State governor to outrightly come out to defend the police on this one then they have done their findings especially now that everyone is behind the #ENDSARS protest.

oluwaseunla:


Sadly, there is actually a video on Twitter that captures the moment that policeman fell. It was a bullet from his colleagues when they were shooting without control. An error, yes, but still from one of his own.

Okoroawusa:

So was a protester killed in Surulere yesterday?

oluwaseunla:


I cannot talk about what I don't know. I wasn't there. I only know there was a video. I think everyone really have to put a lid on their emotions here, or else we will all get distracted.

bluecircle470:


Shut up Mumu, i live around that side and i can tell you 100% that no1 was killed by the police. It was a false report but later we were told the truth.

Thinkfree:
at least he can tell his grandchildren that he sacrificed his leg for meaningless protest organized and sponsored by drug dealers, Yahoo boys and kidnappers.

tollyboy5:

Pelé o! Mr solui, special adviser 2 dpo . e kuku ri ise sé. BMC jatiti. Alaini itiju . we stand with masses first b4 confirming what government say. But you believe govt once!

ThatFairGuy1:

Majority of those protesters were criminals.

manuel4real:
#EndBUHARI

ibedun:


Do me a favour, give me your location. Your address, town etc. I am your friend and I want to but you beer and isiewu. Just give me your location oloye! Waa fe ku!

Farki:


Nigerians are so ungrateful, I swear the British should really come back to colonise the stupid set of fools that inhabit this space.

Thinkfree:
iare you just waking to this fact? We are not ready for growth and development in this country. We love chasing phantoms, how can a reasonable person would want an end to SARS and the same time dismissed it members?

tollyboy5:

Lol see this 1. U think im nobody in my adugbo? I won't touch you b4 you'll see ur sef in kirikiri.

Who are you in Lagos?

ibedun:


Just give me your address/location no need for chest beating.

manuel4real:
#EndBUHARI

Okoroawusa:

Which one killed in Surulere?
Is it that you can't read or you have comprehension problem?

bolaayenimo:
Let the protest end. Youth voices has been heard

LostAddict1:


You are a bloody liar, that idiot in the ground was carrying an AK-47 today, and guess what his luck ran out as he was shot by his fellow officer. Serves him right, what goes around must surely come around.

RexTramadol1:





Okay, that a policeman carried AK47 is a crime? Or he was busy shooting with the others when the bullet hit him


Stop sounding desperate to say rubbish

TheGoodJoe:


As long as you don't create jobs, you are creating room for crime to thrive. This is not an excuse for crime. Creating jobs in Mass is the best and fastest route to curb crime.

Stop giving excuses for bad governance.

Dvea:


You know man, you annoy me beyond words. I will guess that you and every other person in support of these people are either sons of rich people, rich on their own, got connection, or have never been brutalized by these men. Now I am not saying that sars is all bad, all I am saying is the rotten egg has spoilt the crate. Listen you see these protests, not one yahoo boy came out... not one, those who are out there are the innocent youths that have suffered in the hands of these illiterate police squad. What is a yahoo boys concern with the protest, when they catch them they know how to settle themselves. So when you say that youths are being stupid to protest, you and every other person not in support is either an evil spirit who doesn't want to see the success of the ordinary youth struggling his way to success. Or else you are a tyrant, dictator, narcissist, and an outright heartless person who derives joy in seeing young men trying to rise, fall. Either way you will see karma, maybe not today, but definitely someday.

Nigerians have been undermined for too long, if the youths stay quiet they call them lazy, if they peacefully come out they call them hoodlums. Do you see that they have trapped us all in a shell of nothingness, expecting us to remain slaves in our own land. Are you not tired of injustice, lies, robbery, tyranny and more. You call the youth Yahoo boys and criminals, those who sit up what are they. But I tell you and all your fellow supporters of the subdued youths, You can push a person to the wall but one day they will bounce back and bring you down. Don't think you are safe in your wonderful job and foreign location. The God who Nigerians call on each day, is never asleep and be it here or in the other life, every sin will be punished. I rest my case.

thebosstrevor1:


Stop giving excuses for crime.

So if no job are created so people should go into crimes.

TheGoodJoe:


That is why we demand for responsible government because our lives, respect are put at risk when they refuse to create jobs and lavish the money on nonsense siphoned through white elephant projects called infrastructure.

Job creation should be primary because it boosts the economy and reduce crime rate.

With the high rate of unemployment, it would be difficult for lots of youth resorting to crime.

You can scream Yahoo but the fact is simple, unemployment and lack of support for small and medium scale businesses.

thebosstrevor1:


Yes, there needs to be job creation but government can't provide everyone jobs, it is impossible, so it is left to you to use your initiative to create legal jobs

In some francophone countries, unemployment is high but less crime.

I still believe on morals. Morals is the foundation of every good society.

TheGoodJoe:


There is a difference in making efforts and none at all. No one says create jobs for all but embark on an aggressive job creation scheme.

Both Federal, State and Local Governments.

This will lead to a drastic reduce in crime rate. Which is what is really needed.

thebosstrevor1:


I don't think creating job will reduce crime because even in offices people still commit the same yahoo yahoo fraud.

They manipulate figures on receipts and invoices
They steal inventories
Submit fake documents for loans
Steal money from their employers