CLEAN : Survivors 'speak up' a year after Nigeria's Lagos shooting

The transcript is a personal account of the Lekki Tollgate incident in Nigeria, where the government allegedly sent military forces to attack peaceful protesters. The speaker expresses deep frustration with the Nigerian government and justice system, highlighting the lack of accountability and justice. Despite the challenges, there is a strong sense of resilience and determination among the people to continue protesting for their rights. The speaker reflects on political events, voting decisions, and expresses anger towards the leadership. Ultimately, there is a call for change and hope for a better future.

What lesson does the speaker hope to take from their experiences?

What does the speaker believe about the future of protests against police brutality?

What emotions does the speaker convey about their leaders and the government?