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Edge's News: It's A Massacre - Endsars Judicial Panel indicted The Nigeria Government

In devastating revelation the #EndSars judicial Panel setup by the Governor of Lagos State BabaJide Sanwo-Olu has indicted the Nigerian government and with findings showing the what happened on the 20-10-2020 was indeed a Massacre.



Lies emanating from all sector of the Buhari led administration claiming in all boldness that the were no deaths at the toll gate and that no one was killed. This crime against humanity and the Nigerian people goes deeper than we think. the amount and level of cover up the government enacted  is overwhelming today the least. 

They had to hurriedly carry bodies away and conceal them as they (soldiers) were killing them, the level of planing and precision looks premeditates and well thought out by a very dangerous government against its own people. As the report says 20-10-2020 is the day Nigerian Government Massacred its Citizens for demanding change, an end to police brutality and good governance.


Propaganda, lies, harassment and death threat is what the Nigerian government resulted to, trying to scare the few into silence, as we are writing this there are still #EndSars protesters in prison across the country.


Where the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), who is supposed to stand up for Nigeria and Nigerians not the President. As the Judicial Panel report is been release, The AGF is suppose to be setting up a prosecution panel to look into the role of the President, the Governor and everyone in Buhari administration played in the massacre of Nigerian on that dreadful day of 20-October-2020

Nigeria is not an island this is when and where we need world leaders to come in and start asking the right questions and start a probe on the Buhari administration as to how this atrocity happen under their watch and how the cover up its so real.


This time we (Nigerians) are not asking for loans or grants, but for World Leaders to come to our (Nigerian Youths) aid and save us from this ever happening again because without the power of sanctions and punishment for whoever is found culpable in the Massacre that occur on 20-10-2020 this evil doers will get away with it and evil is allowed to leave on and fester. From the President, to Governors, Ministers and advisers who has knowledge of the killing our people must face the law.


Remember Rwanda genocide this is how it started like a joke after the dust cleared 800,000 people were killed in 100 days. Please don’t let Nigeria deteriorate to such level of insanity because the premise is there and with justice been serve its apparent that an all out war will soon breakout and nothing is more dangerous and bloody than tribal war, because that’s the weapon of the elites to keep the Nigerian youths divided so they can remain in power while in actual fact we (Nigerians) all want the same thing..”Good governance”, Value of life, Security, and an end to police brutality. 


The following questions remained unanswered:

  1. Who Gave the Order
  2. Where are the bodies
  3. where the soldiers who committed the crime
  4. LCC must held accountable for cover up 
  5. All video evidence at the toll gate GONE (Probe)
  6. Plate Number catcher disabled at the Tollgate


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