Obituary and Cause of death news:

Tragic Loss: He Passed Away at 82, Leaving a Legacy

Young lives Lost: Toll Gate Massacre Still Unaddressed

Future Uncertain: BAT May Pass at 90, Nigerians Reflect

Politicians Continue to Disappoint: A Nation’s Struggle

He Died at the Age of 82, Brah!

In a poignant reflection on the toll gate massacre, where young lives were tragically cut short, the lack of justice remains a pressing concern for many Nigerians. While some politicians, like Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT), may live to advanced ages, the memories of those lost continue to resonate. As citizens grapple with ongoing challenges, the sentiment that their collective consciousness is “fried” underscores a growing frustration. It’s crucial to remember the victims and demand accountability from those in power. Change is necessary for a brighter future for Nigeria.

He died at the age of 82 brah!

People that died at the toll gate massacre were young people, and nothing has been done about it till date

BAT will also pass on maybe when he’s 90 and Nigerians will still celebrate, our brain is fried already

make the politicians just dey

He died at the age of 82 brah!

It’s a wild world we live in, isn’t it? Just recently, we lost another political figure, who, like many before him, reached the ripe age of 82. While some celebrate a long life, it makes you think about those who never got the chance to live that long. The toll gate massacre in Nigeria took young lives, full of potential, dreams, and aspirations. The irony is, while we mourn the passing of an 82-year-old, the youth we lost back then are still waiting for justice that never seems to come.

People that died at the toll gate massacre were young people, and nothing has been done about it till date

The tragic events of the toll gate massacre have left a scar on the nation. It was a moment that should have shaken the very foundations of our government. Young people gathered, standing up for their rights, their voices silenced in an instant. It’s heartbreaking to think about the lives lost—dreamers who never got to see their visions come to life. Reports indicate that many of those killed were students, activists, and young professionals. They were the heartbeat of Nigeria, and yet, here we are, years later, still grappling with the aftermath while the politicians continue their dance of inaction.

BAT will also pass on maybe when he’s 90 and Nigerians will still celebrate, our brain is fried already

As we think about our leaders, it’s hard not to feel a mix of frustration and resignation. BAT (Bola Ahmed Tinubu), like many of his predecessors, seems to exist in a bubble where the struggles of everyday Nigerians don’t penetrate. Maybe he’ll live to 90, and when that day comes, there will be celebrations, even while the families of the massacred youth are still crying for justice. It’s a sad reality that our collective memory seems to fade, and the politicians just keep on keeping on. The cycle of celebration for the ones who’ve passed is almost a cruel joke when juxtaposed with the cries of those left behind.

Make the politicians just dey

Honestly, it’s exhausting keeping up with the political circus in Nigeria. The same faces, the same promises, and yet, nothing changes. The youth that died at the toll gate massacre had dreams of a better Nigeria, but what’s happening now? It’s like we’re stuck in a loop of celebration for those who have lived long lives while the very essence of the nation’s future—its youth—remains unaddressed. The call for justice is still ringing, but our leaders seem more focused on their legacies than on creating change. We’ve got to ask ourselves: when will we start holding these politicians accountable for their inaction?

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