Lai Mohammed Repeats Claim That Lekki Toll Gate Massacre Never Happened, Calls It ‘Fake News’
Former Minister of Information Lai Mohammed has reiterated his long-standing position that no one died at the Lekki toll gate during the 2020 EndSARS protest. Speaking on Arise TV, he insisted that claims of a massacre were fabricated, arguing that five years later, no family has reported a missing relative linked to the incident. Mohammed also criticised CNN’s coverage, accusing the network of relying on second-hand information. While acknowledging deaths in other parts of Nigeria during the protests, he maintained that the toll gate killings were a “false narrative,” reaffirming his controversial stance as the national debate over the events of October 20, 2020 continues.
Former Minister of Information Lai Mohammed has reiterated his long-standing position that no one died at the Lekki toll gate during the 2020 EndSARS protest. Speaking on Arise TV, he insisted that claims of a massacre were fabricated, arguing that five years later, no family has reported a missing relative linked to the incident. Mohammed also criticised CNN’s coverage, accusing the network of relying on second-hand information. While acknowledging deaths in other parts of Nigeria during the protests, he maintained that the toll gate killings were a “false narrative,” reaffirming his controversial stance as the national debate over the events of October 20, 2020 continues.
Lai Mohammed Repeats Claim That Lekki Toll Gate Massacre Never Happened, Calls It ‘Fake News’
Former Minister of Information Lai Mohammed has reiterated his long-standing position that no one died at the Lekki toll gate during the 2020 EndSARS protest. Speaking on Arise TV, he insisted that claims of a massacre were fabricated, arguing that five years later, no family has reported a missing relative linked to the incident. Mohammed also criticised CNN’s coverage, accusing the network of relying on second-hand information. While acknowledging deaths in other parts of Nigeria during the protests, he maintained that the toll gate killings were a “false narrative,” reaffirming his controversial stance as the national debate over the events of October 20, 2020 continues.
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