EndSARS protests: 100 civilians, policemen, soldiers died – Lai Mohammed

100 civilians, policemen, soldiers died during #EndSARS protests – Lai Mohammed 

iexclusive News Nigeria reports that the federal government has finally released official figures of Nigerians killed in the violence that occured after the EndSARS protests went awry.

The minister of Information, Lai Mohammed, provided the details on Thursday.

Lai Mohammed accused CNN of being one sided with their Report.

He insisted that CNN looked the other way even though civilians and security operatives died during the civil disorder.

Mohammed emphasised in his “In its jaundiced reporting, CNN was blind to the fact that six soldiers and 37 policemen were killed in unprovoked attacks.”

He said that the soldiers despite arresting hordes of looters during the violence in Lagos, the Army counseled and treated them humanely before hand over to the police.

The minister stressed that the same cannot be said of those that killed security personnel in a barbaric manner.

“Six soldiers and 37 policemen were killed all over the country during the crisis. This is in addition to 196 policemen who were injured; 164 police vehicles that were destroyed and 134 police stations that were razed.”

Mohammed lambasted human rights organizations, adding that they became suspect after “ignoring” the murder of law enforcement officers during the crisis.

He announced that the of unrest “left 57 civilians dead, 269 private/corporate facilities burnt/looted/vandalized, 243 government facilities burnt/vandalized and 81 government warehouses looted, and instead continued to dwell on the bodiless and bloodless ‘massacre’ at Lekki Toll Gate.”

Mohammed said CNN did not see anything wrong in the public and private properties that were burnt or looted.

The minister noted that all they could see in their “biased view” of the whole situation was a “hoax massacre”.