@ishaqsamaila5@AhinzeChukw Stfu they're asking location of their terrorist husband and they're lying, those women are terrorist partners and you are a sympathiser too.. terrorist fan
Mothers of the victims that were allegedly abduct£d by political thugs last night at Ilesa with an AMBO-branded campaign bus, have cried out for the release of their sons.
@Soothsayya@FreeEvidence Now he change the topic, xero accountability always lying, always competing. Super inferiority complex.. they will never reason arewa their real enemy, if they never throw a jab at yoruba periodically their world will collapse.
@Soothsayya You guys don't even have cloth, when British came but not only claiming our land, you're claiming our gele is urs again have you no shame. No originality. Show me igbo women with so called ichafu in 1900s... but our cloth have been with us before British
The revelation yesterday that: A DNA test result confirmed that a previously unidentified body was that of journalist Pelumi Onifade further shows the horrifiying level of violence unleashed on protesters and journalists during #EndSARS protests in October 2020.
Nigerian police attached to the Lagos State Task Force deliberately killed the 20-year-old journalist, Pelumi Onifade on Saturday October 24 2020. His body was later dumped at the mortuary of General Hospital Ikorodu Lagos.
Pelumi Onifade, was a 200-level student of the Department of History, Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ogun State. He was an intern with GboahTV - an online television.
Eye witnesses said on that day, while covering one of the scenes of #EndSARS protest alongside other journalists in Ikeja they saw Pelumi sustain gunshot wounds. While in the pool of his own blood and while clearly wearing a press jacket police dragged his body into their van.
The case of Pelumi Onifade is just one of many shocking atrocities committed by Nigeria's security agencies during #EndSARS protests.
DNA test confirms unidentified body at Ikorodu morgue as that of Pelumi Onifade, a 20-year-old intern journalist reportedly arrested in October 2020 while covering the #EndSARS protests.
Pelumi was a history student at Tai Solarin University of Education interning with Gboah TV.