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11 Nigerian Billionaires Who Sadly Refused To Support The Youth During EndSARS Protest
It has come to our notice that most Nigerian billionaires and well-to-do men and women neglected the youth during their call for support during the #EndSARS protest 2 weeks ago..
These men and women who left the youth to their fate are the major stakeholders whose voices could have brought a change in the country and helped prevent the loss of lives at Lekki toll gate where dozens of youth were shot and killed by the military.
It’s safe to say these carefully selected 11 billionaires did not want to involve themselves with the issue between the government and the youth because it is the government of the day that contributes to their riches.
In this article, we will show you the 11 billionaires who never uttered a word nor used their platform to help the youth during the #EndSARS protest.
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