John Michael Ojo

In remembrance of those who were brutally killed by Nigerian soldiers during the ENDSARS protest on 20:10:20, at the Lekki tollgate, protesters will march through the Lekki Tollgate in their cars on Wednesday October 20, from 8am till 10am as a mark of respect to honour the fallen heroes.

This was made known by Nigerian rapper, Folarin ‘Falz’ Falana, a son of famous human rights activist, Femi Falana and comedian Debo Adebayo, popularly known as Mr Macaroni.

Falz and Mr Macaroni who had earlier accused the Lagos Police Command of trying to disrupt the protest, took to their verified Instagram pages to share e-fliers of the car procession and the order of programme this morning.

While sharing the e-fliers, the duo wrote, “It is impossible for us not to memorialize our fallen heroes. We will never ever forget.

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“Innocent Nigerian citizens waved flags and sang till they were shot at, injured and killed. We must never forget.”

“We’re rolling up in cars tomorrow to drive through the tollgate. We know their way, so a procession of cars is the safest option to minimize police harassment.”

“We will stay in our vehicles throughout. We have rides for people that need them. Each and every one’s safety is very important, so please let’s move together.”

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Multiple award-winning Nigerian rapper, Folarin Falana, AKA Falz has insisted that despite the intimidation and efforts to subdue the planned remembrance protest for the 20:10:20 #ENDSARS fallen heroes, the Nigerian youths will continue to demand their right as they can never be silenced by anyone.

Falz, who was reacting to a statement made by the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu, barring interested persons from staging any EndSARS remembrance protest, said innocent people were killed just because they were asking not to be killed or brutalized.

The multi-talented artist on Saturday took to his Instagram page to express himself, lamenting that since the unfortunate incident happened a year ago, no one has been punished for the crime.

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He wrote, “20:10:20 [update] They killed innocent souls that were simply asking not to be killed or brutalized.

“A year later, no one has been punished yet for those heinous crimes.

“A supposed Police Commissioner ‘warned’ against citizens exercising their fundamental human rights. Yes a Police Commissioner.

“A couple of well meaning citizens decided to put together a summit to reflect on last year’s events & honour the lost souls. Event centre pulls out (“instructions from above”)

“As I type this, there is already HEAVY police presence at the Lekki toll gate.

“Best thing they could come up with is organizing “concerts” to try and distract us from remembering the real heroes in all of this. The people they murdered.

“What we will never do, however, is be quiet. We will NEVER EVER EVER EVER be silenced.

“Not today, not on the 20th, not ever,” he added.

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Pero Adeniyi, baby mama to popular Nigerian singer, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Baba has finally spoken concerning her alleged involvement in the crisis between  2Baba and his wife, Annie Idiba

Annie, in September. had alleged via an Instagram post that her husband was having  ex-marital affairs with Pero.

She wrote: “What kind of man takes his kids to Disney and spends nights in the same apartment with his kids and their mother! How many times have you gone to see your kids with Pero and she stays with you and the kids under the same roof for nights?”

This did no go down well with 2Baba’s brother, Charles, a situation which broke into a war of words between Annie’s family, and her in-laws.

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However, in all this, the  43-year-old Pero stayed silent for most of the drama, only once taking time to warn off trolls on her page.

But on Saturday, the mother-of-four took to Instagram to break her silence on the matter.

Pero, a US-based make up artiste, who recently returned to Nigeria, said she kept silent so as to guard her own version of the truth.

She wrote, “You are asking me to speak, if I told you my truth, would you believe? Would you not poke holes in it? My truth is special to me, those that know me know the truth, that is all that matters.

“I will continue to guard it. Even the liar that started this madness knows the truth but needs the lie for relevance. Very soon, the truth will be out for all to see clearly, without a doubt, no one is invincible, so please continue to enjoy the lies for anyway.”

Pero, who had three children for 2Baba, also said she will continue to remain unbothered even with the constant insults and dragging.

“Insults and dragging are yet to kill a person, no be today Una don dey comment una rubbish, continue to drag like small gen, when hand pain una, Una go stop. #unbothered,” she said in pidgin.

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