...see the liars in true form. Paid off stooges. CNN Fake News
....I'm yawning at this, where is AU or ECOWAS...useless African alliance
Breaking News: Nigerian Govt. & Army Open Fire on Citizens #EndSARS Movement
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...see the liars in true form. Paid off stooges. CNN Fake News
....I'm yawning at this, where is AU or ECOWAS...useless African alliance
ECOWAS is pretty much you guys(Nigeria), Ghana and Senegal. The rest of us can't really do anything.
Dude stop replying to me. If you dont give a damn about Nigeria then exit the thread. The point is that none of these so-called entities mean shyt internationally. Good day
I care, im just numb to African fukkery at this point in my life. I'm just telling you the truth. ECOWAS can do anything unless Nigeria calls it.
AU doesn't represent or care much for Africa.
Folks who are peacefully protesting the police are being murdered by said police and out of country folks to suppress them.
They took down security cameras and are bussing people in who are there solely to hurt and kill people.
Not sure about the theories about it being backed by Britain/USA. It sounds more like government being heavy-handed around #EndSARS protests... like a black version of Tiananmen's Square.
Twitter is saying the people were brought in on chartered buses by politicians...
As for the supposed media blackout, i do see it covered pretty widely across the mainstream media:
BBC: Nigeria unrest: Protesters 'shot dead' in Lagos
NYT: Nigerian Forces Fire on Demonstrators Protesting Police Brutality
CNN: Nigeria protests: Eyewitnesses say security forces fired at protesters - CNN
The Guardian: Nigeria protests: security forces open fire on protesters in Lagos
They even talked about it on Apple Music, Everyday Struggle, Ebro in the AM, etc
I think it would normally get even more traction but most countries are just trying to stay afloat during Covid times.
Twitter is saying the people were brought in on chartered buses by politicians...
As for the supposed media blackout, i do see it covered pretty widely across the mainstream media:
BBC: Nigeria unrest: Protesters 'shot dead' in Lagos
NYT: Nigerian Forces Fire on Demonstrators Protesting Police Brutality
CNN: Nigeria protests: Eyewitnesses say security forces fired at protesters - CNN
The Guardian: Nigeria protests: security forces open fire on protesters in Lagos
They even talked about it on Apple Music, Everyday Struggle, Ebro in the AM, etc
I think it would normally get even more traction but most countries are just trying to stay afloat during Covid times.
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