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EndSARS: Mr Macaroni reacts to Gov. Sanwo-Olu’s invitation to a peaceful walk in Lagos

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Instagram comedian and actor, Debo Adebayo generally known as Mr. Marcaroni has politely disassociated himself from the invite of Governor of Lagos State to a peace walk for “the healing of the state”.

The state governor during a live broadcast on the 30th of November said as part of plans to heal the state following the tragic October 20, 2020, Lekki tollgate shooting, a peace walk which he would participate in would be organized and he invited the likes of Folarin Falana (Falz), Debo Adebayo (Mr. Marcaroni), Dele Farotimi, Temitope Majekodunmi, Segun Awosanya (Segalink), Adedotun (Just Detoun), Seun Kuti, Commissioner of Police, Hakeem Odumosu and Commander of Rapid Response Squad (RRS), CSP Yinka Egbeyemi and others to join him in the “historic march for our dear Lagos.”

Macaroni while declining the invitation said before there can be healing, the government has to be sincere. There must be acceptance of wrongdoings and willingness to correct them.

Read his post below:

“I humbly decline the invitation of Mr Governor. The Government themselves set up a panel. The panel has made recommendations.

I believe that genuine peacemaking will begin by first implementing the recommendations of the panel. Then we can begin to trust the government.

Mr Governor has said it in his speech that to be a Centre of Excellence, we have to be a Center of Truth. Before there can be healing, the government has to be sincere. There must be acceptance of wrongdoings and willingness to correct them.

The last walk wey I do, na so dem bundle me, strip me naked, brutalize and dehumanize me. I no carry gun, I no carry weapon. As dem dey beat me, dem dey ask why I dey disturb Mr Governor. Now dem say make I come do walk. For another round of beating??

Abeg o. If I wan lose weight, I go go gym. Same peaceful Walk wey Nigerian Youths do wey dem kill them? Some are still in prison.. Some have gone into hiding. Their lives no longer theirs all because we decided to walk against police brutality.”

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