Lekki Shooting: Lagos Chief Coroner asks the Public to come and Identify Missing Persons
The Chief Coroner of Lagos State has announced a call for members of the public to come and identify bodies that arrived at the morgue on October 19 to October 27.
The press release from the office of the Chief Coroner asked “those who have lost loved ones between 19th – 27th October 2020” to contact the Department of Pathology and Forensic Medicine in Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja.
The statement asked those relatives to come for the “identification exercise of the deceased.”
The Lekki tollgate shooting happened on October 20, 2020. Since then, the number of missing persons posts on Twitter have increased with people saying they haven’t seen loved once since the day of the Lekki shooting.
With the Coroner’s announcement, Twitter users have begun asking the government for answers.
“There was no #LekkiMassacre, right?! #EndSARS,” Human rights activist, Chidi Odinkalu asked while sharing the coroner’s press release.
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