Sanchez01:
Pictures of bodies being moved into the morgue

HundHunter:
Huh?.....and the victim families and friends didn't missed them to raised alarm about it for over one week.

capitalzero:
Most people here do not use twitter. The evidences are too much for military cover. Some classified videos will be protected and you will not see it online. Some people are in lagos without families. They live with friends. Some left villages for greener pastures in lagos. Some are orphans and homeless. If these ones joined protests and they were killed it would be very difficult for families to even know what has happened to them. The truth is that many people were killed , military is just trying to minimise casualties to avoid another outrage.

Sanchez01:

1. Soldiers truly shot at protesters and people were killed.
2. Soldiers carted away bodies that night (There are video evidences of soldiers freely walking into the midst of protesters to take away bodies).
3. We all watched how someone died during the live session of DJ Switch after being hit by a bullet.
4. Bullet shell casings were also found the next day.
5. Several were wounded and rushed to the hospital.
6. Sanwo-Olu initially said no one died but later came around to say only two persons were confirmed dead. (What killed them?).
7. The military denied ever been at the Lekki toll gate that night. As a matter of fact, they planted badges and ranks on the scene after they left.
8. If families aren't coming out, it is because they are either scared or not living close to the dead victims to even suspect they went to protest.
9. Several missing person cases took over Twitter 3 days after the Lekki onslaught and families were directed to several hospitals which took in these victims.

There is no denying that the Nigerian Army, through the soldiers, took away bodies that night, possible to reduce the outrage of the military killing unarmed protesters in modern age.

What's worse is that the event of that was premeditated and carefully executed. First, they took out cameras, then cut off power around the area to prevent people from recording their atrocities. We all saw videos of on and off the scene of that night.

Anyone with a straight head knows there is a massive cover-up attempt by the government. People were shot at; people were killed and soldiers took bodies away that night.

Sanchez01:

1. Soldiers truly shot at protesters and people were killed.
2. Soldiers carted away bodies that night (There are video evidences of soldiers freely walking into the midst of protesters to take away bodies).
3. We all watched how someone died during the live session of DJ Switch after being hit by a bullet.
4. Bullet shell casings were also found the next day.
5. Several were wounded and rushed to the hospital.
6. Sanwo-Olu initially said no one died but later came around to say only two persons were confirmed dead. (What killed them?).
7. The military denied ever been at the Lekki toll gate that night. As a matter of fact, they planted badges and ranks on the scene after they left.
8. If families aren't coming out, it is because they are either scared or not living close to the dead victims to even suspect they went to protest.
9. Several missing person cases took over Twitter 3 days after the Lekki onslaught and families were directed to several hospitals which took in these victims.

There is no denying that the Nigerian Army, through the soldiers, took away bodies that night, possible to reduce the outrage of the military killing unarmed protesters in modern age.

What's worse is that the event of that was premeditated and carefully executed. First, they took out cameras, then cut off power around the area to prevent people from recording their atrocities. We all saw videos of on and off the scene of that night.

Anyone with a straight head knows there is a massive cover-up attempt by the government. People were shot at; people were killed and soldiers took bodies away that night.

Sanchez01:
The Nigerian Army, in conjuction with this present government didn't expect the outcry to be this loud. They were very desperate to disperse protesters and thought brute force coupled with senseless killings will send people back to reset mode, which is the typical docile nature of Nigerians. First, they denied ever being at Lekki that night, while Sanwo-Olu indicted them and Buhari on CNN. Buratai had initially boasted that a travel ban on his person wouldn't mean anything because he made his first international travel at 50+.

Seeing that the heat was becoming unbearable, the NA confessed Sanwo-Olu requested for their intervention but that they did not shoot at all. Knowing he had been roped in, Pointus lost his voice immediately and has since remained dumb despite the growing calls for the release of the CCTV footage of that night. The pressure on Sanwo-Olu was why the FG sent in a former governor (Fashola) to discover a Bosch LTC 0630/21 Dinion surveillance camera without a lens at the 'crime scene'.

The initial narrative was to make the 'discovered' camera the lead evidence of the Lekki Massacre while the excuse would be that the CCTV cameras at the toll gate were not powered on as a result of the blackout. The plan was to sell a 'damaged camera' narrative since it was 'found' at the scene of the crime. The end game was to avoid the obvious truth; people were killed and the military took away bodies.

The international community is watching and the government must sell a believable narrative to sane, angry Nigerians and its allies. The government never thought this twist would be as weighty as this.

thebosstrevor1:
The amount of fake news trending is just too much

Sanchez01:


http://saharareporters.com/2020/10/30/exclusive-how-nigerian-army-secretly-moved-20-lekki-massacre-victims-idh-mortuary

capitalzero:
Most people here do not use twitter. The evidences are too much for military cover. Some classified videos will be protected and you will not see it online. Some people are in lagos without families. They live with friends. Some left villages for greener pastures in lagos. Some are orphans and homeless. If these ones joined protests and they were killed it would be very difficult for families to even know what has happened to them. The truth is that many people were killed , military is just trying to minimise casualties to avoid another outrage.

HundHunter:
Huh?.....and the victim families and friends didn't missed them to raised alarm about it for over one week.

HundHunter:
Huh?.....and the victim families and friends didn't missed them to raised alarm about it for over one week.

Sanchez01:
The Nigerian Army, in conjuction with this present government didn't expect the outcry to be this loud. They were very desperate to disperse protesters and thought brute force coupled with senseless killings will send people back to reset mode, which is the typical docile nature of Nigerians. First, they denied ever being at Lekki that night, while Sanwo-Olu indicted them and Buhari on CNN. Buratai had initially boasted that a travel ban on his person wouldn't mean anything because he made his first international travel at 50+.

Seeing that the heat was becoming unbearable, the NA confessed Sanwo-Olu requested for their intervention but that they did not shoot at all. Knowing he had been roped in, Pointus lost his voice immediately and has since remained dumb despite the growing calls for the release of the CCTV footage of that night. The pressure on Sanwo-Olu was why the FG sent in a former governor (Fashola) to discover a Bosch LTC 0630/21 Dinion surveillance camera without a lens at the 'crime scene'.

The initial narrative was to make the 'discovered' camera the lead evidence of the Lekki Massacre while the excuse would be that the CCTV cameras at the toll gate were not powered on as a result of the blackout. The plan was to sell a 'damaged camera' narrative since it was 'found' at the scene of the crime. The end game was to avoid the obvious truth; people were killed and the military took away bodies.

The international community is watching and the government must sell a believable narrative to sane, angry Nigerians and its allies. The government never thought this twist would be as weighty as this.

SmartyPants:


So you mean of all the victims, an entire two dozen or more, there cannot be found one single relative to speak? Not one?

Are you normal?

Officialgarri:
Only a fool will take such a report from Sahara reporters as credible. ..

Army were picking bodies, yet no one could take a picture or video.

Twenty, no family, no friends.

Sanchez01:

1. Soldiers truly shot at protesters and people were killed.
2. Soldiers carted away bodies that night (There are video evidences of soldiers freely walking into the midst of protesters to take away bodies).
3. We all watched how someone died during the live session of DJ Switch after being hit by a bullet.
4. Bullet shell casings were also found the next day.
5. Several were wounded and rushed to the hospital.
6. Sanwo-Olu initially said no one died but later came around to say only two persons were confirmed dead. (What killed them?).
7. The military denied ever been at the Lekki toll gate that night. As a matter of fact, they planted badges and ranks on the scene after they left.
8. If families aren't coming out, it is because they are either scared or not living close to the dead victims to even suspect they went to protest.
9. Several missing person cases took over Twitter 3 days after the Lekki onslaught and families were directed to several hospitals which took in these victims.

There is no denying that the Nigerian Army, through the soldiers, took away bodies that night, possible to reduce the outrage of the military killing unarmed protesters in modern age.

What's worse is that the event of that was premeditated and carefully executed. First, they took out cameras, then cut off power around the area to prevent people from recording their atrocities. We all saw videos of on and off the scene of that night.

Anyone with a straight head knows there is a massive cover-up attempt by the government. People were shot at; people were killed and soldiers took bodies away that night.

HundHunter:


Good narrative but purely a conjecture. Do you agree?

capitalzero:
Most people here do not use twitter. The evidences are too much for military cover. Some classified videos will be protected and you will not see it online. Some people are in lagos without families. They live with friends. Some left villages for greener pastures in lagos. Some are orphans and homeless. If these ones joined protests and they were killed it would be very difficult for families to even know what has happened to them. The truth is that many people were killed , military is just trying to minimise casualties to avoid another outrage.