Former Minister of Aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has said that DJ Switch who reported the Lekki shooting should not be questioned, vilified or condemned.
He said this as he shared a video showing some dead bodies alleged to have been from the shooting which many are beginning to doubt was a massacre as claimed.
Insisting that the shooting was massacre, Fani-Kayode tweeted:
“To all those insulting the grief of the bereaved and traumatized by claiming nobody died at the Lekki tollgate massacre, this is video evidence.
“I should add that reports suggest that the bodies were collected by the soldiers and disposed of after the massacre.
“DJ Switch should be commended for her extraordinary courage and not questioned, vilified or condemned.
“Had it not been for her efforts this great evil that was unleashed on our children & perpetuated by Government forces and rogue soldiers would have been covered up & brushed under the carpet like so many other barbaric acts of state-sponsored genocide, ethnic cleansing & mass murder that have been covered up in the past.
“No matter how hard they try to make this go away they will fail! They will never get away with it or escape justice.”
To all those insulting the grief of the bereaved and traumatized by claiming nobody died at the Lekki tollgate massacre, this is video evidence.
I should add that reports suggest that the bodies were collected by the soldiers and disposed of after the massacre. 1/3#EndsSARS pic.twitter.com/w6nFKCWUYd
— Femi Fani-Kayode (@realFFK) October 26, 2020
