Ephraim, a British-Nigerian activist, who said he was at the Lekki toll gate during the shootings on 20-10-2020, has narrated his experience.
Ephraim grew up in London but returned to Nigeria to start a business. He took part in the End SARS protests and was at the Lekki toll gate when the military opened fire on peaceful protesters October 20, 2020.
He said to BBC: “After seeing bodies being throwing into the truck, I felt I was going to die there.”
He claimed that children were also shot at the Lekki toll gate. He also alleged that a boy who could not have been more than 13 had his hand blown off.
He said he grew up hearing the youths are the leaders of tomorrow, yet it’s still the same old faces who have been leading the country for years.
Watch him speak in the video below.
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