EXPOSED!!! How soldiers implicated Sanwo-Olu and President Buhari in #LekkiMassacre. Kemi Olunloyo alleges

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Controversial Journalist, Kemi Olunloyo, has alleged that some members of the Nigerian Army has confessed to actually received orders from Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu and President Muhammadu Buhari, to carry out the shootings at Lekki toll gate.

Kemi took to her twitter page to claim that she received information from soldiers that the Commander In Chief, President Buhari and the Governor of Lagos state drafted them for the massacre mission.

She also called for the immediate resignation of the Governor for telling Nigerians he knew nothing about the shootings that took place in his state.

The Genius Media Recalls that the Lekki Massacre was carried out by Nigerian soldiers on unarmed end SARS protesters leaving at least 15 dead, an incident that caught the eyes of the world.

Read Kemi’s post below:



#IJLekkimassacre Tonight the soldiers have now confessed that @jidesanwoolu. DRAFTED THEM for the mission alongside Buhari the Commander-in -chief. The governor LIED about the #LekkitollgateMassacre, misled the public and should resign.


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