Leaked audio of Tinubu purportedly blaming Buhari over #Lekkimassacre



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIsSHjyfAkI


https://www.instagram.com/tv/CGl6gTzjmEb/?igshid=ksmmv5pm5w26


Lalasticlala

They are all useless

Tinubu should stop being a Cowardly gossip and come out in the open to condemn the actions of the terrorist Buhari.

This is serious.

Please give us their number let's call them too.

story. damage control.

It's saddening where we found ourself as a Nation today, we hope Nigeria doesn't turn to another Somalia....

Amid the State of the Nation, we shouldn't forget to table our demands and follow it up.

THIS TRAGEDY SHOULDN'T STRUCK US AND GO WITHOUT MEANINGFUL ACHIEVEMENTS

RestructureNgNOW
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We recognize that this moment is the culmination of decades of dissatisfaction over the decay and corruption of our dear country, Nigeria.
We find the unhealthy haste to fashion a unit termed “SWAT” to be a misrepresentation of the 5for5 demand. It is not enough.
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That the 5-point demand to release arrested protesters, compensate families of victims, investigate and prosecute all reports of misconduct, proscribe SARS and review the welfare of police be implemented immediately.
However, we believe the systemic rot in the police is widespread across Government institutions. Therefore, we urgently demand an immediate Institutional reform across all federal government institutions, agencies and parastatals, especially focused on national security.
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The only place that needs revolution in this country is Lagos. This is the only state where the names of all elected offices is written in one man's bedroom. If this Lekki incidence will achieve that, then it's worth it.

Most of these guys are filled with sentiment and will swallow every pill that will massage their thought.( I mean the protesters)

Tinubu isn't the C in C, he isn't an army General. We should just hold the president and chief of army staff accountable to this.

This coward and hypocrite thinks we all are fools.Time will tell.

Not funny at all

Sad to be Nigerian

Abeg, lets leave Tinubu alone.
Some people blamed him for sponsoring the protesters
Another set of people blamed him for sponsoring the Lekki killings
Nigeria burn, na Tinubu
Tinubu this, Tinubu that!
Allow the oldman rest abeg.
He is not our problem. The structure is and that is why we need to restructure.

OK nah

alsudan:
Tinubu should stop being a Cowardly gossip and come out in the open to condemn the actions of the terrorist Buhari.

He won't. Because of alpha beta probe

Pusyiter:
Abeg, lets leave Tinubu alone.
Some people blamed him for sponsoring the protesters
Another set of people blamed him for sponsoring the Lekki killings
Nigeria burn, na Tinubu
Tinubu this, Tinubu that!
Allow the oldman rest abeg.
He is not our problem. The structure is and that is why we need to restructure.

You need a brain reset sha!

Tinubu is now the commander in chief, the chief of army staff, toll gate owner

He will soon the denial the leak audio

Hmmm, should I believe this.

Those ladies interviewing Tinubu could have allowed him to speak instead of monopolizing the conversation....

The audio record was not useful because it is only the voice of the interviewer that has barricaded...

Fake news

Except there's a voice over, that much sounded like him.

The girls should have allowed him make some comments though, that may have further exposed the people behind the massacre.

The people Sanwoolu claimed to be bigger forces

Chapii:
The only place that needs revolution in this country is Lagos. This is the only state where the names of all elected offices is written in one man's bedroom. If this Lekki incidence will achieve that, then it's worth it.

Dey deceive yourself

You need to format your way of thinking

obi2eze:


You need a brain reset sha!