Alex Ekubo Has Shared His Candid Opinion About The Fees Charged At The Tollgate

As Nigerians mark the second commemoration of the EndSars fight which killed numerous on the twentieth of October 2020, Nollywood entertainer, Alex Ekubo has imparted his open insight about the expenses charged at the tollbooth.

Kemi Filani news reviews that back in October 2020, armed force agents had started shooting at unarmed dissidents at the Lekki tollbooth in Lagos. Following the ruckus, a board labeled ‘The Lagos State Legal Board of Request on Compensation for Survivors of SARS Related Misuses’ generally alluded to as the EndSARS board was organized and driven by Equity Doris Okuwobi

On Monday, November 15, 2021, the board presented a 309-page report to Lagos State Lead representative, Babajide Sanwo-Olu. In the report, the board noticed that somewhere around nine people were affirmed dead at the Lekki cost door, when soldiers raged the tollbooth to scatter EndSARS dissidents on October 20, 2020.

Following the ever changing after the report was presented, the public authority declared in Spring this year that the Lekki Concession Organization (LCC) accountable for the tollbooth would continue ringing exercises by April. This was anyway dismissed by the cutting edge of the dissent.

He composed: Dear Nigerian Government, we will always remember this day. 20 – 10 – 20. We will give back in kind. The Work of our legend’s past won’t ever be to no end. I actually keep up with that Lekki Cost court ought to be renamed Lekki Remembrance Way and remain complementary for eternity.

We settled completely with our blood.

Lekki Tollgate Should Be Free, We Paid With Our Blood -Actor Alex Ekubo

Actor, Alex Ekubo, has called for the renaming of the Lekki Tollgate in memory of the lives lost on Tuesday, October 20, 2020 and that it should be toll free as well. pic.twitter.com/bZ0le4cNHw

— Punch Newspapers (@MobilePunch) October 20, 2022

Dedication walk

Famous people, for example, Mr Macaroni, Flaz, Rinu and others shared data about the second commemoration of the appalling occasion.

As per them, a dedication parade will be held to pay tribute to the people who die from 8 am to 11 am. They asked Nigerians to walk and pass through the tollbooth, impact horns, sing, serenade and wave the Nigerian banner as one. Nigerians are anyway cautioned not to carry any political materials to the scene.