Lekki Tollgate Victim Narrates His Ordeal And How The Incident Left Him Disabled (Video)

The victim said that since the surgery was done to amputate his leg, he has been calling on the government to act but nothing has been done for him.

The victim, Faleye Olalekan

A man who alleged to be a victim of the Lekki Tollgate massacre, Faleye Olalekan has narrated his ordeal and how life has been unbearable for him.

He claims he was at the tollgate with other protesters when the lights were put off and uniformed men opened fire on them, striking him on October 20, 2020.

He said after he was shot, it was other End SARS protesters that helped rush him to the hospital. He was later transferred to a second hospital

At the second hospital, he said he was informed that his leg will have to be amputated.

He said that since the surgery was done to amputate his leg, he has been calling on the government to act but nothing has been done for him.

He said he has also been going to court in search of justice but they are not “judging anything”. He said the panel set up to look into police brutality keep saying they will get back to them but nothing has been done since the panel was set up till now.

The interviewer then asks the alleged victim: “But they said they didn’t shoot on that day.”

The alleged victim responds: “They shot oh. They can’t lie that they didn’t shoot. They know the truth, they can’t touch the truth.”

This comes after Lai Mohammed, the Minister of Information and Culture, insisted no one was killed at the Lekki tollgate on October 20, 2020.

He called the Lekki tollgate shooting a “phantom massacre” in a statement he released on the one year memorial of the shooting.

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