Lekki Killing: Over 73,000 Nigerians Agreed To petition Buhari
A petition has been made by a human rights activist, Reno Omokri, and over 73,000 signatures from Nigerians both home and diaspora against President of Nigeria, General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd) over the claimed killing of EndSARS protesters at the Lekki Tollgate during October 20, 2020.
Recall that a leaked report by the Lagos Panel of Inquiry set up by the State Government to investigate the allegations of killings at the Lekki Tollgate during the End SARS protest had shown that there was killing.
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The report which came out despite claims by the Nigerian Government that the allegations were untrue and aimed at painting the image of the Buhari’s administration with black had stimulated anger from Nigerians who challenged the presidency to defend the report. Information Guide Nigeria
Following the report which is presently being studied by the Lagos State government, Omokri presented a petition on the change.org platform against Buhar
i for allegedly ordering the Lekki shooting.
According to DAILY POST, visiting the site on Friday morning, it was observed that about 72,779 Nigerians have signed the petition which is directed to the International Criminal Court – ICC, to prosecute Buhari over alleged violation of human rights. jamb results
According to Reno, the petition will be presented to the President of the ICC, Piotr Hofmański after it receives 100k signatures.
He said, “By the grace of God, Buhari will retire to prison in 2023 and all future Presidents will see that there is a consequence to the mass murder of Nigerians by the state”.
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