After Gen. Taiwo Appeared At The Judicial Panel, Nigerian Army Does This On Twitter

In life, it doesn't matter how many times lie are told to suppress the truth, the truth always surfaces at every end of it.

Month after the tragic incident that occurred at the Lekki Tollgate in which Nigerian soldiers drafted to the scene of the peaceful protest, opened fire at the demonstrators, leading to the death of some of the demonstrators while others were grievously injured, the Nigerian Army ever since then, have been given conflicting reports about what really transpired at the scene of the Lekki Tollgate Massacre that night.

At the beginning of this, the Army blatantly refused its men were deployed to the scene at Lekki, after sometime, the Army admitted that its men were drafted to scene only to restore peace and order, but didn't shoot at any demonstrator etc. However, every news making pointer to the report of Nigerian Army involvement in the shooting at Lekki Tollgate were flagged as fake news on Nigerian Army's Twitter handle.

Nevertheless, in a bid to calm down the already tension in the State, the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu set up a judicial panel of inquiry and restitution to wade into the incident that occurred at the Lekki Tollgate and also to accord justice to victims of police brutality in the State.

At this panel some days ago, there was an unexpected turn of events after the appearance of Brig. Gen Ahmed Taiwo, the commanding officer of 81 Military Intelligence Brigade in Victoria Island, Lagos, who was sent in as a delegate of the military to clear the allegations of opening fire at unarmed civilians protesting police brutality at the Lekki Tollgate.

The Army general at the judicial panel while asserting that some people take pleasure in falsely portraying Nigeria in the bad light, especially the Nigerian Army to the international community, he quickly made a pointer to that fact the Army wasn't happy that the Governor of Lagos State, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, ever denied inviting the Army to the scene at the Lekki Tollgate.

Consequently, the Nigerian Army on its Twitter handle has deleted the news where they denied their involvement of being at the scene of Lekki Tollgate where the shooting at peaceful demonstrators took place.

A Twitter user @OmoKiikan, who quickly notice this development, tweeted about it and it attracted different reactions from Nigerians; some said the Nigerian Army was just wasting its time, no matter how they tried to delete the news, it's already on social media while some said they have screenshot the news for future reference.

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What is your view on the action being taken by the Nigerian Army and why are they trying so hard to cover up the truth?

Checkout screenshots from how people reacted to it on Twitter;