His name was Pelumi Onifade. He had aspirations of becoming a journalist and began to intern with Gboah TV. On October 24th 2020 Pelumi was allegedly killed by some officers while in Ikeja where he went to cover a distress news. Pelumi was only 20yrs old. He’s yet to get justice.
With all due respect Ma, YOU ARE TELLING BLATANT LIES
Maybe your glasses are not functioning properly for you to see clearly
Video 1. Police officers of FCT invaded peaceful protesters and started shooting live ammunition when we were having interviews with the Press.
Pic 2. EVIDENCE OF LIVE AMMUNITION SHOT AT PEACEFUL PROTESTERS AT THE STADIUM, you claim you shot teargas at those in EagleSquare because you told them to go and protest in the stadium, SO WHAT IS THE TEASON FOR ATTACKING PEACEFUL PEOPLE AND THE PRESS AT THE STADIUM.
Video 3. Policemen GUARDING THUGS with cutlasses and machetes and taking them to invade peaceful protesters.
Video 4: Slowed down video 2 for you because I can see you’re using glasses, let us help your eyes to see the TRUTH madam PPRO.
If you want more videos with different angles so you can see it well, let me know.
Dear Nigerians,
AVOID PROTESTING in enclosed spaces. Your rulers are KILLERS and they don't care how many people they kill to retain power.
Take the protest to their homes, their offices, the airports and all airfields.
The blood that has been shed must not be shed in vain.
Justice is coming.
#TinubuMUSTGo
We will make the message resonate, JESUS WAS AN ACTIVIST
ELIJAH was an activist, he even confronted the authority of King Ahab FACE TO FACE
The Bible is filled with activists who spoke up for their people.
When would our pastors, priests and bishops do the same, only a few are speaking up.
MOSES spoke up for his people, he told Pharaoh, my people are suffering, PHARAOH LET MY PEOPLE GO (Exodus 9)
When would our pastors, priests and bishops speak up for their people
The #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protest, all we are saying is TINUBU LET MY PEOPLE GO FROM ECONOMIC OPPRESSION
Just as Moses stood before Pharaoh demanding, Let my people go, we the Nigerian people are standing in front of the Government to demand the same.
WE ARE IN SHACKLES
Shackles of hardship
Shackles of hunger
Shackles of suffering
Shackles of high fuel prices
Shackles of kidnapping and high Insecurity
This is not life, we are IDP’s in our own land.
We are in shackles of Bad Governance.
End this bondage
Nigerians are hungry because of this economic oppression.
Let us go from Bad Government, let us go from this hunger.
PHARAOH LET NIGERIANS GO.
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Tinubu has killed more Northerners in 3 days than Boko Haram has done in Months.
Their crime was protesting against HUNGER
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Protest is happening, you're forming MIDDLE CLASS, you no fit protest abi. you're one kidnap ransom away from being a beggar on twitter.
Ask those families kidnapped inside their comfy estates in Abuja.
#EndBadGovernanceInNigeriaNow
I didn’t want to dignify this silliness with a response, but I’m familiar with social media and I know how this type of demonic posts can turn into something else.
My response:
1. I never knew the gentleman until we met on Thursday at the Gani Fawehinmi Freedom Park, Ojota.
2. When he approached me and requested for a picture, I did not know that he was Atiku Abubakar’s son.
3. In fact, I only got to follow him back on X after the protest.
4. Shehu’s privileged status only got to my knowledge when he said his father follows my public advocacies. Seeing the surprise or the lack of knowledge on my face, he mentioned his father’s name. This was when he was about leaving the protest ground.
5. I don’t have his phone number, and I never requested for it. Even if I get to have it later, it will not affect anything.
6. Despite being the son of a billionaire and a former Vice President, he joined the protest. Those who are making silly comments about the pictures have chosen to defend the incompetent Tinubu/APC regime that has imposed hardship on Nigerians.
7. The fact that some of these online mischief makers see the pictures as some kind of “Jackpot” shows how mentally depraved they are. If you think that some of us are outspoken because people in power have not tried to compromise us, then you’re mistaken.
Anyone who knows me well can attest to the fact that I keep a respectable distance from politicians and people in government, including those that I have some form of relationship with. I don’t go about seeking favours from the corridors of power.
If these people know the “opportunities” for self-gratification and offers that some of us have rejected, they’ll shut their mouths.
8. I have been taking pictures with almost everyone that approaches me during this protest to request for a selfie or picture. I don’t know when it became a norm to interrogate people about their identity before obliging them a photograph or selfie.
9. The insinuations made by APC agents because of my pictures with Atiku’s son are malicious, dubious and imagery.
10. You have nothing on me.
History will vindicate the just.