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EndSARS: People who misbehaved will not go unpunished – Buhari
The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Friday, reiterated that the people who misbehaved during the EndSARS protests will not go unpunished.
Buhari disclosed this during an exclusive interview with the Nigerian Television Authority.
He was reacting to question on what he meant by his tweet which was tagged genocidal on Twitter.
“What I mean is how can you go to a police station, kill the police people who are there, loot the armoury and burn the place? What do you want to achieve?
“Go and open prison and allow criminals who have been tried by the legal system and let them escape and how can government sit aside and allow this confusion to be perpetrated?
“All they need is confusion and no government can allow confusion.
“Look at the EndSARS incident. The previous governor of Lagos State bought 200 buses to complement the transportation in Lagos and he built a complex involving railways but they went and burnt them.
“The present governor made an album and came to see me I said ‘thank you very much.’ I took the album, put it in my archive, and told him to tell Lagosians to work because we don’t have the money after the government bought 200 buses for some people to come and burn it. So, let them work.”
When asked if he will react in a “fire for fire” way, the president said, “We will arrest them, try them, give them very bad publicity and then jail them so that people will know that if they misbehave, they will not get away with it.”
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