DJ Switch on CNN, called President Buhari a dictator, Challenged Lagos state Governor Sanwo-olu to say the truth over Lekki Massacre

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEWS 

~~ DJ Switch is a Nigerian Dj, Songwriter and Musician  

~~ She Called Buhari Government A dictatorship with a democratic face 

~~ She narrated how the politicians started infiltrating the #ENDSARS protest with thugs but failed.  

~~ She boldly challenged the Executive Governor of Lagos State to speak the truth.  

Obianuju Catherince Udeh popularly known as DJ Switch live-streamed the Lekki toll Gate shooting by the Nigerian Authorities on October 20, 2020 to her Fans on social media.  

In an interview with Becky Anderson live on CNN narrated what really transpired on the 20th October, 2020 during the massive #ENDSARS protest that saw many innocent Nigerian Citizens being shoot at by the Nigerian Authorities at the Lekki toll gate, DJ Switch holds a strong view that the regime of the Nigerian President Gen. Muhammadu Buhari (retd.)  is a Dictatorship with a democratic face.  

In her words, “I do not hold what the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria says to heart. Nigeria is a dictatorship with a democratic face. I think that is primarily to please the international community. It is our right to protest for the change that we demand. This government has used force from the beginning.” 

“They started with infiltrating a peaceful protest with thugs but that did not work. Then they moved to bring the military in. So, the same government that says that it has banned SARS for close to four years are saying that it wants to have a dialogue. The president has not even addressed the incident that happened at the Toll Gate so I do not take his words to heart. They must show accountability.” DJ switch Added.  

DJ Switch equally used the medium to call on the Governor of Lagos State His Excellency Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to say nothing but the truth of what took place at the Lekki toll gate on that fatal night.  

“With no due respect, I actually challenge the governor of Lagos State to just say the truth. They know the truth and they have confliction stories with each other. Nigerians have died and this is not a time to play games. Families are looking for their loved ones. To be honest with you in regards to me, I do not know how to feel because on one hand, I am grateful that I am alive today but on the other hand I don’t know if to say I am lucky because it seems that the others were not lucky. The governor owes a responsibility to the citizen of Lagos State to say the truth,” The statement ended.