With Sylvester Oromoni’s death, the shambolic state of Nigeria’s child protection system and culture towards bullying and other crimes has again been brought to the fore.
Many parents in Lagos have besieged Ojodu Grammar School in search of their children after a heavy-duty truck conveying detergents crushed some students to death.
Witnesses said the midsize haulage vehicle suffered a brake failure while heading west towards Ogba from Ojodu-Berger Bus Stop, crushing students of the neighbourhood high school.
The Sanwo-Olu led Lagos government has come under fire for discrediting the report of the Judicial Panel of Inquiry which investigated cases of police brutality and #LekkiMassacre.
Mr Karzai said he had discussed the return of women back to work and school, among other national issues with the Taliban.
The activist and other protesters sang solidarity songs and displayed placards against the denial of the Lekki massacre by the Lagos State Government.
Mr Sowore had filed a suit against the agency praying the court to compel the SSS to return his mobile devices seized during the time of his arrest in 2019.
“I do not walk in the company of murderers…#Enikure #LekkiMassacre,” the lawyer tweeted on Wednesday morning.
“In easy times, in difficult circumstances, we will never shy away from making our case to you, while also ensuring that we listen to you.”
