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Celebs Respond After Credible Reports Of Protesters Shot Dead In Nigeria

21.10.2020 - 04:13

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etcanada.com:

Amnesty International said late Tuesday there was “credible but disturbing evidence” that security forces in the megacity of Lagos had fatally shot protesters who were demonstrating against police brutality despite a new curfew going into effect.

The Lagos state commissioner for information, Gbenga Omotoso, said in a statement Tuesday night only that “there have been reports of shooting at the Lekki Toll Plaza following the 24-hour curfew imposed on Lagos.” “The state government has ordered an investigation into the incident,” he said.

Video shown on Nigeria’s Channels Television appeared to capture audio of live rounds being fired at the scene. “While we continue to investigate the killings, Amnesty International wishes to remind the

Celebs Respond After Credible Reports Of Protesters Shot Dead In Nigeria

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