Politics
“Tinubu is running for presidency after Lekki massacre, how about those we lost?”- Nerfertiti asks
A young lady has reacted to the emergence of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu for the presidency after he commanded that the Lekki LCC tollgate be reopened for him to continue milking Nigerians dry again. According to Nefertiti, Tinubu’s insistence for the Lekki Tollgate to be reopened is a slap on the face of Nigerians and a spit on the graves of young Nigerians who were massacred by armed men who were sent by these men. The lady asked Nigerians if they were going to allow them to get away with the massacre that was carried out on young Nigerians.
Her words read, “Tinubu has dared us and he insists that his cash cow the Lekki toll gate should be reopened, are we going to allow him to get away with the massacre that was carried out on young Nigerians during end sars protest?”.
She insisted that it is time for Nigerians to show him that he can not spit on the graves of our dearly departed Nigerians. This young lady has amassed support from Nigerians online after he post hit Twitter. Nefertiti categorically stated that if Tinubu emerges as president then she would know that Nigerians are not ready to do anything about the change they have been ranting about.
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