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Genocide: Nigerian soldiers kill unarmed #EndSARS protesters, injure others at Lekki (Videos)

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Armed soldiers of the Nigerian Army have purportedly opened fire on unarmed protesters at Lekki Toll Gate, Lagos State while they were singing the National Anthem.

https://twitter.com/david_ndubuisi/status/1318665022114009089

 

Confiance News gathered from graphic images showing the shootings on Tuesday.

As at the time of filing in this report, one of #EndSARS protesters were confirmed dead and several others injured.

Confiance News gathered that some men were spotted disconnecting the Close Circuit Television (CCTV) in the morning.

A man disconnecting the CCTV in the morning before the Lekki Toll-Gate Shooting of #EndSARS protesters took place in the night. Photo: Twitter.

According to unverified sources from Twitter, the lights were Switched off and heavily armed soldiers starting shooting the protesters.

 

Read Also: “I am not the Commander-in-Chief” Tinubu denies involvement in shootings of #EndSARS protesters at Lekki

 

Confiance News also learnt that the soldiers also restricted ambulances that were heading for the scene of the crime to treat the victims.

https://twitter.com/oyogist/status/1318673425649573893

 

Unverified sources at the scene of the crime also disclosed that the soldiers after shooting the protesters, tried to run away with corpses and injured but were restrained by the protesters.

 

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