“It was in a bid to halt further losses, especially given our subsisting financial commitments to local and foreign lenders, including the African Development Bank , that we approached the Lagos Judicial Panel of Inquiry for permission to repossess our facilities, ” Mr Omomuwasan said.
The director, who referred to the shooting incident as an “unfortunate event,” said the LCC was “also a victim of the unfortunate circumstance.” “To set the records straight, LCC never prevented the protesting Nigerian youths from occupying our plaza before the unfortunate incident of Tuesday, October 20, 2020, even as we incurred huge losses from the forced closure of the facility by the protesters who chose to make our facility their protest ground.“LCC had nothing to do with the protest against police brutality, which was the central point of the youth agitation.
Who are they to call for anything, murderers that lack the moral justification to play any part in this
What kind of nonsense blood money do dis folks want 2 make at a crime scene where massacre was committed by d Nigeria govt after which a Kangaroo panel was set up 2 try cover up dia evil. D govt can never have peace if dey don't allow us to have fair justice. Pull down d tollgate
All we seek for is justice....no justice no peace
No peace for the wicked, e Dey for bible!
Stop the reopening now,allow justice to be served first.
We just want justice that all ....
Peace can't come when justice is denied.😠😠
No peace for the wicked