Despite Nigeria Army's Denial, Sanwo Olu Finally Confesses To CNN on "Lekki Massacre".

20th of October, 2020 is a day that would go down in history with Nigerian Youths. In few hours, it would be a week that the shooting in Lekki, Lagos, tagged as Lekki Massacre happened, however there are still lots of unanswered questions from what happened that day. "Who gave the order?" Is the most pressing question that is left to be answered.








As soon as news broke out that sad night, the Nigerian Army denied their involvement in the massacre, even though video clips from that night shows that the shooters were fully dressed in the Nigerian army's Uniform.










There have been a lot of controversies on what happened that night as the number of casualties are not exact and have not officially been disclosed but it was confirmed that there were fatalities from the shooting.






Tonight Live on CNN, the Governor of Lagos State made some things known to the world in a live interview. He admitted that the video was valid, stating that the men who shot the peaceful protesters were in uniform. He also said that CCTV cameras where present at the location where it happened and it would be provided to the Judicial panel.







When asked if the Military personnel would be brought to justice, he said that he would try to bring them to justice but he is not the commander in chief of the Armed Forces therefore he cannot say that they would be brought to justice. On his own end, he would try as much to get justice, but he doesn't have the power of the Commander (President).





Meanwhile Sanwo Olu had earlier said that there were no blood stains on the area where it happened. But now, he had admitted that the videos were valid.